La nomination de Dieu

[EvgeniPavlov]

What does "la nomination de Dieu" mean in Christian theology/context (probably Catholic)? Is it something like "God's appointment" (God does the appointing) or "appointment of God" (God is being appointed). It's probably something very common, but I'm struggling to find a good English equivalent.

Here's an example of a phrase:

Revenons maintenant à la question de la nomination de Dieu en Jésus-Christ.

 

[Cold_Sweat]

Never heard of it before. It means "God's designation" or "naming" and derives from the verbe "nommer" (to name/call), not "nominer" (to appoint).

 

[minederien]

Bonsoir evgenipavlov
Je pense qu'il s'agit là, but I'm not an expert, de la nouvelle façon de nommer Dieu.
God id being referred to as Jesus Christ, he has been given a new name.
He has been, in a way, christenned.

 

[EvgeniPavlov]

...derives from the verbe "nommer" (to name/call), not "nominer" (to appoint).

Aha, makes sense. So something like "Naming of God" as in giving God a name. I'm still wondering if there's a Catholic or a Christian that would know a more precise term.