Romans 1:1 - “gospel” (Greek: euaggelion - euaggelion)

        The word translated “gospel” is a Greek word from which we get our English word “evangelist” and it means “good news”

        In Romans 1:1 Paul tells us that he was “set apart” for the task of proclaiming God’s “gospel” or “good news”.

        In Romans 1:2 Paul tells us that the “gospel” or “good news” had been promised long ago by God through His prophets (inspired spokesmen) in the Old Testament Scriptures

        In Romans 1:3 Paul defines the gospel even further by indicating its content: the message of good news concerns God’s Son, Jesus Christ our Lord.