Words the Bible translates as proclaim
English uses one word here. The Bible uses 11 words, and they do not mean the same thing. Each is listed with what it actually means, most frequent first.
- shamaשָׁמַעto hear: to take in what reaches the ear, and from there to listen, understand, heed, and answer.
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- to summon, to muster troops together for war.
- qaraקָרָאto raise the voice toward someone: to call, summon, invoke, name, proclaim, or read aloud
- kērussōκηρύσσωto proclaim publicly like a herald: to announce a message openly and with authority, on behalf of the one who sent you
- euangelizomaiεὐαγγελίζομαιto announce good news; in the New Testament, above all to proclaim the good news of salvation in Jesus Christ
- basarבָּשַׂרto herald news, especially the kind of joyful news worth running to deliver: to announce, proclaim, bring glad tidings.
- katangellōκαταγγέλλωto proclaim openly in public: to announce a message, above all the gospel, so that it is made widely and formally known
- exangellōἐξαγγέλλωto proclaimnot studied yet
- diangellōδιαγγέλλωto proclaimnot studied yet
- qeraקְרָאto put words into the air for others to hear: to shout something out, to call for someone, or to read a document aloud.
- ereugomaiἐρεύγομαιto utter/proclaimnot studied yet
- kerazכְּרַזto proclaimnot studied yet
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