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evangelism Four
Evangelists, the
authors of the four
Gospel accounts in the New
Testament The
Evangelists, a
controversial play
Evangelist (disambiguation)...
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related to Four
Evangelists.
Immanuel Church, Highlands: The Four
Evangelists in
Stained Gl**** (archived)
Catholic Encyclopedia:
Evangelist PBS Frontline:...
- missions.
Christians who
specialize in
evangelism are
often known as
evangelists,
whether they are in
their home
communities or
living as missionaries...
-
drama film The
Evangelist,
journal of
Walter Scott The
Evangelists, a 1992 play by
Romanian author Alina Mungiu-Pippidi The
Three Evangelists, a 1995 novel...
-
aspect of a
managerial position. Open-source
evangelists, on the
other hand,
operate independently.
Evangelists also parti****te in
defining open standards...
- John the
Evangelist is the name
traditionally given to the
author of the
Gospel of John.
Christians have
traditionally identified him with John the Apostle...
- Luke the
Evangelist is one of the Four
Evangelists—the four
traditionally ascribed authors of the
canonical gospels. The
Early Church Fathers ascribed...
- he was also one of the four
Evangelists as
author of the
Gospel of Matthew, and thus is also
known as
Matthew the
Evangelist. The
claim of his
gospel authorship...
-
Evangelists were
depicted in
their human forms each with a
scroll or a book to
represent the Gospels. By the 5th century,
images of the
Evangelists evolved...
- Each
Gospel of the Four
Evangelists, the
books of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, may be
prefaced by a
portrait of the
Evangelist,
usually occupying a full...
