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'''Kerygma''' comes from the [[Greek]] "κηρύσσω" meaning "proclamation". It is used in the [[New Testament]], and it means the act of publicly preaching the [[Gospel]] of [[Christ]]. | '''Kerygma''' comes from the [[Greek]] "κηρύσσω" meaning "proclamation". It is used in the [[New Testament]], and it means the act of publicly preaching the [[Gospel]] of [[Christ]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:33, April 17, 2008
Kerygma comes from the Greek "κηÏÏÏÏÏ" meaning "proclamation". It is used in the New Testament, and it means the act of publicly preaching the Gospel of Christ.