CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO GOSPELISE
PRESENT
Present
I gospelise
you gospelise
he/she/it gospelises
we gospelise
you gospelise
they gospelise
Present continuous
I am gospelising
you are gospelising
he/she/it is gospelising
we are gospelising
you are gospelising
they are gospelising
Present perfect
I have gospelised
you have gospelised
he/she/it has gospelised
we have gospelised
you have gospelised
they have gospelised
Present perfect continuous
I have been gospelising
you have been gospelising
he/she/it has been gospelising
we have been gospelising
you have been gospelising
they have been gospelising
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I gospelised
you gospelised
he/she/it gospelised
we gospelised
you gospelised
they gospelised
Past continuous
I was gospelising
you were gospelising
he/she/it was gospelising
we were gospelising
you were gospelising
they were gospelising
Past perfect
I had gospelised
you had gospelised
he/she/it had gospelised
we had gospelised
you had gospelised
they had gospelised
Past perfect continuous
I had been gospelising
you had been gospelising
he/she/it had been gospelising
we had been gospelising
you had been gospelising
they had been gospelising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will gospelise
you will gospelise
he/she/it will gospelise
we will gospelise
you will gospelise
they will gospelise
Future continuous
I will be gospelising
you will be gospelising
he/she/it will be gospelising
we will be gospelising
you will be gospelising
they will be gospelising
Future perfect
I will have gospelised
you will have gospelised
he/she/it will have gospelised
we will have gospelised
you will have gospelised
they will have gospelised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been gospelising
you will have been gospelising
he/she/it will have been gospelising
we will have been gospelising
you will have been gospelising
they will have been gospelising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would gospelise
you would gospelise
he/she/it would gospelise
we would gospelise
you would gospelise
they would gospelise
Conditional continuous
I would be gospelising
you would be gospelising
he/she/it would be gospelising
we would be gospelising
you would be gospelising
they would be gospelising
Conditional perfect
I would have gospelise
you would have gospelise
he/she/it would have gospelise
we would have gospelise
you would have gospelise
they would have gospelise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been gospelising
you would have been gospelising
he/she/it would have been gospelising
we would have been gospelising
you would have been gospelising
they would have been gospelising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you gospelise
we let´s gospelise
you gospelise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
gospelised
Present Participle
gospelising
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GOSPELISE»
Discover the use of
gospelise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
gospelise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Spurgeon Series 1857 & 1858: Unabridged Sermons In ...
So, then, to gospelise a man is to make a rogue honest, to make a prostitute
modest, to make a profane man serious, to make a grasping man liberal, to make
a covetous man benevolent, to make the drunken man sober, to make the
untruthful ...
Charles H. Spurgeon, Larry Pierce, Marion Pierce, 2012
2
The life and travels of George Whitefield, M. A.
However, he did write, and finished his abridgement of Law's ' Serious Call,'
which he endeavoured to ' gospelise.' His journals, too, were revised ; and in
reference to that work, he makes some remarks which will illustrate his
MISTAKES ...
James Paterson Gledstone, 1871
3
Vollständiges englisch-deutsches und deutsch-englisches ...
-ten) gospel; bat - prctigcn, im — tititcrricbten (tic SBilictt) n gospelise; Qtif tai> —
id)tvo?cn, to taken oath on the gospel. SoOlUtiOn', /. (pi. -en) Math. Mil. evoluti 0
S»Ol»i'Mllb, adj. Math, evolvent, tit-t tot, £nolvcn'tc, involute, evolvent. vj|», abhr.
Johann Gottfried Flügel, Napoleon N W. Meissner, 1856
4
The Works of John Bunyan: Experimental, doctrinal, and practical
... in the land of Shinar; and they dwelt there.' By these words, we gather, that the
first rest of Noah, and so the inhabiting of his posterity, was stiil eastward from
Babylon, towards the sun rising. But to gospelise : They journeyed from the east ...
John Bunyan, George Offor, 1850
5
A letter to a friend, containing remarks on certain passages ...
... of employing our own money in endeavours to Gospelise these Indians, if the
Society will heartily and thoroughly engage in it. We shall rejoice to find, by their
abstracts, that needful V is- sionaries are sent to them ; and far from throwing any
...
Charles Chauncy, John Ewer (bp. of Bangor.), 1768
No : it is to feed the poor, to gospelise the savage. to make crime odious and
avert the horrors of the second death. With such views can a Christian mind be
calm ? Again it is said, the understanding should be first convinced. It is already
so.
7
Fullness of Life for All - Challenges for Mission in Early ...
It is rooted in the Greek words euangelion (gospel, good news) and
euangelizomai, euangelizesthai (to gospelise, preach the gospel, bring,
announce good news), which are used a total of 132 times in the New Testament.
The basic meaning ...
Inus Daneel, Charles Van Engen, Hendrik Vroom, 2005
8
The Diary of William Bentley,
The first Church in Eoxbury had for its first Pastor the Apostle Eliot who made
such bold attempts to gospelise the Indians, & who translated the Bible, &c. into
their Tongue. Mr. Nehemiah Walter succeeded him & the son of N. W., Nathaniel,
...
9
Dead Letters to the New World: Melville, Emerson, and ...
(270) In this place Pierre undertakes to write his great book, in which he will
unveil the eternal, universal, and absolute Truths to the world. He is fired with
zeal to “gospelise the world anew, and show them deeper secrets than the
Apocalypse!
10
The Rainbow, a magazine of Christian literature
... that it was a word in common use in apostolic days to denote " glad tidings " of
any kind , and that the Apostle Paul uses the cognate verb, to " gospelise " or "
evangelise," of other good-news than that of the kingdom, namely, in 1 Thess. iii.
