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1 Our discussion of ethical motivation in I Peter will not be exhaustive: the motivation cited in 3. 1 (the desire to win the unbelieving husband) and the idea of imitating Christ (e.g. 2. 21) and God (1. 15, 16) will not be discussed. The aim here is not to give a comprehensive view of ethical motivation in I Peter but to uncover an (I believe the) essential aspect of that motivation by grappling with two apparently contradictory motifs (see Part 1).

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The American Churches in World War I

Piper

1970

J Am Acad Relig

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"Righteousness" in the New Testament: "Justification" in the United States Lutheran-Roman Catholic Dialogue

Piper¹,

Reumann²,

Fitzmyer³

et al. 1985

Journal of Biblical Literature

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