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praedicatio

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Gregory explains this as follows: [E]x facti fine colligimus, quia prius soli Judaeae voluit, et postmodum cunctis gentibus praedicari, ut dum illa converti vocata renueret, praedicatores sancti ad vocationem gentium per ordinemvenirent, quatenus Redemptoris nostri praedicatio a propriis repulsa, gentiles populos quasi extraneos quaereret; et quod Judaeis .
The emphasis is slightly different in the lectures of 1535, however, generatio (procreation) is still defined as second only to the praedicatio nominis Dei (proclamation of the name of God), WA 42:87-89.
 
 
 
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