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Love does no wrong to others.

1 Corinthians 2:8-10

why is love the fulfillment of the law?

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Published May 28th, 2020; Updated May 30th, 2020

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Mildred Queenie CS

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Romans 13:8-10

esv

w Owe no one anything,

except to love each other,

for x the one who loves another has fulfilled the law.

ground

negativepositive

For the commandments,

y “You shall not commit adultery,

You shall not murder,

You shall not steal,

You shall not covet,”

series

and any other commandment,

ideaexplanation

are summed up in this word:

z “You shall love your neighbor as yourself.”

generalspecific

Love does no wrong to a neighbor;

therefore a love is the fulfilling of the law.

inference

How come naging “summed up” ang 9b-9f into 9h??

Love each other to fulfill the law

Love your neighbor, details.

Not-harming love is the fulfilling of the law.

discourse

Edited for correction

Romans 13:8-10

w Owe no one anything,

except to love each other,

for x the one who loves another has fulfilled the law.

For the commandments,

y “You shall not commit adultery,

You shall not murder,

You shall not steal,

You shall not covet,”

and any other commandment,

are summed up in this word:

z “You shall love your neighbor as yourself.”

factinterpretation

Love does no wrong to a neighbor;

therefore a love is the fulfilling of the law.

bilateral

How come naging “summed up” ang 9b-9f into 9h??

Love No wrong Neighbor

Love Law

Commandments Implied “other person” /neighbor No wrong Love

Love Law

I make this my mainpoint since 10a sums up “love” in 9h and “does no wrong” in 9a-g (specifically 9b-e)

I arced 8a & 8b first to have a combined meaning: “owe to love each other” For me, it needs to be combined since the subordinate 8c-10 means “fulfilling the law through love” “Fulfilling” seems to be directly related with “owing”

I followed your advice kuya that 9h could be an Interpretaion or summary of 9a-g (fact)

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Brent Karding

I agree with your dot note on 8a-b, that they are summarized as "Owe love to each other." Well done.

Brent Karding

I like your improvements! The only thing that isn't quite right, I think, is that 10b should be the Inference of 10a, and then all of 10 should be the third piece of the Bilateral. It is all of 10, not just 10b, that is the Inference from 9, and says the same thing as 8c.

Mildred Queenie CS

kuya, I hope it's fine with you that I still express my observation in verse 10.

As for me kuya, if I connect 10a to 10b first, I think the relationship between v.9 and v.10 will change. It will probably become Id-explanation if I'm not mistaken kuya, since the thought in v.9 about not doing wrong to others- list is also present in v.10a..so I think v.9 and v.10 will look like Id-explanation to me than part of a bilateral kuya. :-)

Brent Karding

Yes, 10a is saying a similar thing to 9. It's a summary of sorts of 9. I think your thoughts are valid, and that it would be fine to leave it as it is. It's a hard decision to make!

Mildred Queenie CS

These verses are tricky kuya. Thank you for guiding.

Brent Karding

You're welcome!

Mildred Queenie CS

Kuya, can you please check my edited version of the arc?

I put my thoughts in the DOT NOTE on why I arced it that way.

Thank you kuya for the support.

Brent Karding

I would say that these three arcs aren't all saying the same thing. Rather, 9 is grounding 8, starting with "for." But I think 9 is grounding only 8c specifically, so that 9 should be arced as part of the Ground.

And even though 10 is very similar to 8, it is specifically reacting to 9h, with its use of "neighbour." 10 sums up the whole argument. Maybe we could say that 8c and 10 are the two Inferences of verse 9 - thus a Bilateral. Thoughts?

Brent Karding

Good work in verse 9! That was a tricky verse. The only thing I'm not sure about is Gn-Sp. It doesn't fit the definition. The only other one I can think of is Fact-Interpretation: 9a-g is the "fact," and 9h is the "interpretation" of those facts, a summary of them.

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