CHAPTER 7 Defining Evangelizing - Evangelism Unlimited
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372 Evangelizology<br />
2—TO PROCLAIM<br />
7) katagge,llw (Ø OT LXX uses; 18 NT uses) – to proclaim (perhaps to denounce, decry,<br />
declare, confront, contest, protest, challenge, promulgate, propagate, disseminate,<br />
countermand):<br />
Could this word have been translated “protesting” in an early French translation of 1 Cor<br />
11:26 (prior to the 1530 Lefèvre?), leading to the following phrase on the poster for the<br />
1534 “placard incident”? “The fruit of the holy scene of Jesus Christ [the Lord’s Supper]<br />
is to publicly make a protest of one’s faith and insure confidence of one’s salvation have<br />
memory of the death and passion of Jesus Christ, through which we are redeemed from<br />
damnation and perdition.” 499<br />
Friberg: 14694 14694 katagge,llw impf. kath,ggellon; 1aor. kath,ggeila; 2aor. pass. kathgge,lhn;<br />
used of solemn religious messages; (1) proclaim (solemnly), announce something (AC 4.2);<br />
(2) proclaim, tell about someone (PH 1.17)<br />
Liddell-Scott Lexicon: katagge,llw kat&agge,llw, f. elw/, to denounce, betray, Xen. 2. to declare,<br />
po,lemon Lys. Hence kata,ggeltoj<br />
Notice for example another of many verbs with the prefix “kata,” whose meaning is<br />
amplified in a negative or emphatic sense:<br />
katakri,nw (17 NT uses), with “kata,” (against with gen) + “kri,nw” (to judge), combined meaning<br />
to condemn<br />
a) “All the prophets who have spoken, from Samuel and his successors onward, also announced<br />
these days,” Acts 3:24<br />
b) “Proclaiming in Jesus the resurrection from the dead,” Acts 4:2<br />
c) “They began to proclaim the word of God,” Acts 13:5<br />
d) “Forgiveness of sins is proclaimed to you,” Acts 13:38<br />
e) “We proclaimed the word of the Lord,” Acts 15:36<br />
f) “These men are bond-servants of the Most High God, who are proclaiming to you the way of<br />
salvation,” Acts 16:17<br />
g) “And are proclaiming customs which it is not lawful for us to accept or to observe, being<br />
Romans,” Acts 16:21<br />
h) “This Jesus who I am proclaiming to you is the Christ.” Acts 17:3<br />
i) “The Word of God had been proclaimed by Paul in Berea also,” Acts 17:13<br />
j) “Therefore what you worship in ignorance, this I proclaim to you,” Acts 17:23<br />
k) “He should be first to proclaim light,” Acts 26:23 (of Jesus proclaiming)<br />
l) “because your faith is being proclaimed throughout the whole world, Rom 1:8<br />
m) “Proclaiming to you the testimony of God,” 1 Cor 2:1<br />
n) “Proclaim the Gospel,” 1 Cor 9:14<br />
o) “Proclaim the Lord’s death,” 1 Cor 11:26<br />
p) “The former proclaim Christ out of selfish ambition,” Phil 1:17<br />
q) “Only that in every way, whether in pretense or in truth, Christ is proclaimed; and in this I<br />
rejoice, yes, and I will rejoice,” Phil 1:18<br />
r) “And we proclaim Him [Jesus],” Col 1:28<br />
499 “True articles on the horrible, great and unbearable abuses of the Papal Mass…” [online]; accessed 12 Oct<br />
2005; available from http://www.bethel-fr.com/afficher_texte.php?id=891.6; Internet; translation mine. [P.S. I could not<br />
access this website when I tried in September 2006]. I have placed my translation of the text of this poster on my<br />
website at: http://www.evangelismunlimited.org/08b_placard_contre_la_messe_1534-English.doc.