MAD delineates the ones already delineated in Scripture. Your argument is with God, not us.
First, you have a choice to make here. Either words in the Bible mean things, or they do not. Put another way…either these, for the most part, are different “good newses” that are somehow distinct from one another,
or they are all the exact same “good news” simply referred to by different labels. Which is the case?
Second, if you want to know what various Gospels in the Bible actually mean (instead of trying to guess by what they’re called), try to perceive the terms of what each required…in other words, what is the exact “good news” proffered in each. That’ll clue you big.
Third, Deut 6:25 is one of the many “good newses” in the Bible:
“And it shall be our righteousness, if we observe to do all these commandments before the LORD our God, as He hath commanded us.” Deuteronomy 6:25
Does this good news apply to you?
You are too ignorant and confused as to what we actually believe to have posted this. Seriously. You posted a straw man and don't even know it.
Anyway, Romans 1:2-3 contains the clue you need, if you have eyes to see it.
Except that he made precisely that distinction here and elsewhere. Denying it is not sound argumentation.
And? In what respect are these the same Gospel that Paul said was revealed and committed unto him directly from heaven? See…either words mean things, or they don’t.
Because (a) Paul said what he said and (b) Paul made the same distinction elsewhere. Too bad you don’t like it, but as the kids say, it is what it is.
Nice try, though.