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Imperatival

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Im`per`a`ti´val
a.1.(Gram.) Of or pertaining to the imperative mood.


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As was the case with vv 1-8, the exhortation in vv 9-17 is argued by (1) imperatival urging: "Love one another
Worship in the Fourth Gospel: a cultural interpretation of John 14-17 by Neyrey, Jerome H. / Biblical Theology Bulletin
I am also not entirely convinced that there are as many imperatival participles in 1 Peter as Professor Elliott finds, and, in a startling about-face, I would see the description of wives in 3:3 as containing references to social and economic reality, whereas Professor Elliott would not (564).
John H. Elliott, 1 Peter: an appreciation by Achtemeier, Paul J. / Biblical Theology Bulletin
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