protoevangelium

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The protoevangelium is the first biblical announcement of the gospel, traditionally seen in Genesis 3:15 as God’s initial promise of a future savior who will defeat evil.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian doctrine
biblical motif
theological concept
chronologicallyFollows the fall of Adam and Eve
describes first announcement of the gospel
hasEtymology Greek
πρῶτος (protos, “first”) and εὐαγγέλιον (euangelion, “gospel” or “good news”)
hasLanguageVariant Proto-evangelium NERFINISHED
Protoevangelium NERFINISHED
first gospel
hasPrimaryBiblicalText “I will put enmity between you and the woman, and between your offspring and her offspring; he shall bruise your head, and you shall bruise his heel”
hasTheme divine initiative in salvation
hope after the fall
promise of a redeemer
ultimate defeat of the serpent
isAffirmedIn Catholic theology
Orthodox Christian theology NERFINISHED
many Protestant traditions
patristic theology
isAssociatedWith God’s promise of a future savior
crushing of the serpent’s head
defeat of evil
enmity between the serpent and the woman
offspring of the woman
promise of redemption
isDiscussedIn Christian preaching and catechesis
biblical commentaries on Genesis
systematic theology
isFoundIn Book of Genesis NERFINISHED
isInterpretedAs first messianic prophecy
initial revelation of the Messiah
promise of Christ’s victory over Satan
isInterpretedBy many Christian theologians
isLinkedTo Christ’s atoning work
cosmic conflict between good and evil
doctrine of original sin
doctrine of redemption
isLocatedIn Genesis 3:15
isPartOf Christian soteriology
Old Testament theology
biblical theology
prefigures Christ’s passion and resurrection
eschatological victory over evil
incarnation of Christ
refersTo first promise of salvation in the Bible
theologicallyPrecedes New Testament proclamation of the gospel

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The Fall of Man followedBy protoevangelium