Basic Categories of NT Commands

Don Fanning

Basic Categories of NT Commands

Don Fanning

Research output: Other contribution

Abstract

If the commands are grouped by major categories the following is a suggested grouping of commands. Sub-groupings can then be made, duplicates combined, and exegesis of the meaning of the commands will follow. These groupings are preliminary and subjectively combined. Many commands could fit in several of the categories. This study is only a tool designed to facilitate remembering the commands of Scripture, and is not to be considered without error.

Original language	Undefined/Unknown
State	Published - Jan 1 2009
Externally published	Yes

Publication series

Name	Commands in the New Testament

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Basic Categories of NT Commands

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