Kerygmatic
[ki-rig-muh] /kɪˈrɪg mə/
noun, plural kerygmata
[ki-rig-muh-tuh] /kɪˈrɪg mə tə/ (Show IPA)
1.
the preaching of the gospel of Christ, especially in the manner of the early church.
2.
the content or message of such preaching.
/ˌkeˈriːɡmə/
noun
1.
(Christianity) the essential news of Jesus, as preached by the early Christians to elicit faith rather than to educate or instruct
n.
“preaching,” 1889, from Greek kerygma “proclamation, preaching,” from keryssein “to proclaim,” related to keryx “herald.”
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