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God bless. Jesus said, man cannot live on bread alone, but from every word that proceeds from the

mouth of God. You're listening to Daily Truth. I do believe that virtually every text in the Bible can fall into one of those two major categories.

This is an indicative, meaning it's the incentive, the motive, the gospel motivation for obeying the commands of God,

and this other text is primarily falls underneath the banner of an imperative.

It is a command from God. It's law. Now,

the disclaimer that I would add to that is that I don't believe that there is a good news,

bad news, hermeneutic and scripture. I believe there is a law and gospel hermeneutic

that's not just rooted in the ears of the hearer. It's not just relative to the one

who is receiving God's message, but there actually is a hermeneutic of law and gospel in the text

itself, in the Bible, indicatives and imperatives, motives, motives, commands, law, or gospel, and law.

However, all that being said, I wouldn't call it this good news

slash bad news hermeneutic because for the one who is in Christ, even the law is good news.

It is good news. It's not entirely good news. The law of God is bad news in the sense that no man will be saved by works

as done unto the law, which is what the apostle Paul says abundantly, clearly in the book of Romans.

So if you're looking at the law of God as a way of justifying yourself before a thrice holy

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