Welcome to ECPAP !
We are the only group of people to which Jesus Christ is pleased to add those who have accepted the 4 elements of the Gospel in Port-au-Prince, the Capital of Haiti.
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Created on 30 March 2013
What you must know first
- Q: What does « the gospel » mean?
A: It comes from Greek «To eanguelione» which means the good news (denotative meaning) and happy events (connotative meaning).
- Q: What is the definition of « the gospel »?
A: The gospel is a value for the salvation of whoever believes it.
- Q: Where in the bible is found that definition?
A: It can be found in Rom 1:16.
- Q: How is the gospel described?
A: It is described by enumerating the following 4 elements: The death, the burial, the resurrection and the appearances of Jesus Christ.
- Q: Where in the bible that description is found?
A: It is found in 1 Cor 15:3-5.
- Q: What are the synonyms of « the gospel »?
A: The synonyms of the gospel are: The credo, The specific faith and The faith of Christ.
- Q: In acts 2, Peter repeated the 4 elements of the gospel. Can you show that?
A: In verse 23 we have “aneilate” aorist of “anaireo”: suppress (denotative), and erase (connotative); It is used here with its generic aspect and covers in this case two verbs: to die and bury. Verse 24th contains the resurrection. Finally, in verse 32 “to be witness of” is a paraphrase which means “to see / to become visible (to appear)” denotatively; its connotative meaning is “to approve”. Therefore the apostles have been approved by Jesus Christ to preach the gospel to the world.
1 Now I make known to you brothers, the gospel I preached to you,
that you have received and in which you stand firm,
2 through which you are saved, if you keep it the way I gave it to you,
unless you have believed in vain..
"... And the lord added day by day to the congregation in the same place, those being saved."
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This decision was taken back in January 2007 and the name of the foundation is “Grace Foundation”.
Founder and Chairperson Doctor Marie Wesner Pierre Monome, BS, MD. graduated from Winston-Salem State University in biology and St . Georges University, School of Medicine, in medecine.