One clause may be declarative in outward shape while another is an imperative or prohibition, yet both may communicate a command or obligation. This is functional agreement without identical form.
The decisive question is the act the listener is meant to take from the expression in context. A formally declarative covenantal injunction can be coordinated with an overt directive when an appropriate relation unites them.
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Waṣl: Agreement of Form and Function, and the Unifying Relation
One clause may be declarative in outward shape while another is an imperative or prohibition, yet both may communicate a command or obligation. This is functional agreement without identical form.
The decisive question is the act the listener is meant to take from the expression in context. A formally declarative covenantal injunction can be coordinated with an overt directive when an appropriate relation unites them.