[Gr. κήρυγμα proclamation, preaching, f. κηρύσσειν to proclaim.] Preaching; proclamation of religious truth.
1889. Dublin Rev., April, 315. My account of the Kerygma and the Rule of Faith.
1894. trans. Harnack’s Hist. Dogma, iv. 255, note … The traditional complex of the Christian Kerygma.
1899. Stalker, Christology of Jesus, i. 24. [The words of Jesus] are kerygma, not dogma; nature, not science.
