Editing Precept (section)

==Bibliography==
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*Article ''entolē'' in ''Exegetical Dictionary of the New Testament'', H. Balz and G. Schneider (ed.), Edinburgh 1990, Vol. I, pp.&nbsp;459–60, which also cites sources for a discussion of the term's distinction from [[Greek language|Greek]] ''nomos''/"law".
*'' The [[1983 Code of Canon Law|Code of Canon Law]]'', 1983, in the English translation prepared by the Canon Law Society of Great Britain and Ireland [https://web.archive.org/web/20060619055307/http://www.deacons.net/Canon_Law/cci.htm]
*The [[Oxford English Dictionary]] lists the origin of precept as from the Latin roots of pre-septum. Thus precept is a pre coming-together/closure.
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