Biblical Indications
Chapter 1 explored Barth's understanding of the relationship between the event of hearing a command of God and ethical reasoning. Chapter 2 sought to lay bare the three-dimensional structure of Barth's own ‘special’ ethics, and to gain some sense of the ‘system’ as a dynamic whole. This chapter turns to the first of three immediate sources — or, relatively speaking, authorities — for ethics that aspire to sharpen our hearing of God's command: namely, Scripture.
Keywords: Karl Barth, command of God, Scripture, ethics, Bible
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