Title: Section 21: On the Indicative/Imperative Distinction, 697-708  
Author: Lashyia Meeks Jun 09, 2010
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    Page: 697. One commonly speaks of "the indicative-imperative of Christian faith" ...
    Page: 698. Factum et Faciendum.
    Page: 699. Whatever may have been the case with Jesus' own proclamationand, and surely, the most plausible...
    Page: 700. Christian proclamation as such, as the direct form of Christian witness that is distinct from the indirect . . .
    Page: 701. Imperatives that demand a specific, concrete action...
    Page: 702. The two distinctions between God's gift and demand ...
    Page: 703. On the Gift and Demand of God's Love
    Page: 704. If I understand him correctly, Bultmann holds that the "what" ...
    Page: 705. God wills that the law be fulfilled, demanding that a human being exist in faith in God ...
    Page: 706. What does God give, and what does God demand?
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