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Jesus Christ - Beatitudes - Salt and the Light - The Law - Salvation from Anger - Purity - Swear Not at All - Doctrine of Non-resistance - Overcome Evil with Good- In the Secret Place - Prayer - Lord's Prayer - Forgiveness - No Sad Appearances - True Valuation - Concentration upon God - No Thought for Worldly Welfare - Free from Judging - Good Judgment in Ministering - Divine Persistency - Will of God - Golden Rule - Way and the Door - Fair Words and False Thinking - Works without Love - Hearing and Doing - Contents

Do not to others what you would not like others to do to you. Hillel, 50 B. c.

Act toward others as you would desire them to act toward you. Isocrates, 338 B. c.

Do not to your neighbor what you would take ill from him. Pittacus, 650 B. c.

We should conduct, ourselves toward others as we would have them act toward us. Aristotle, 385 B. c.

What you wish your neighbors to be to you, such be you to them. Sextus, 406 B. c.

Avoid doing what you would blame others for doing. Thales , 464 B. c.

Do unto another what you would have him do unto you, and do not unto another what you would not have him do unto you. Thou needest this law alone. It is the foundation of all the rest. Confucius, 500 B. c.

"This is the law and the prophets." But "ye are not under the law, but under grace" (Rom. vi:14), and though the laws be as inevitable and irrevocable as the famous laws of the Medes and Persians, yet He who can make "the heavens and the earth to pass" can also cause these laws to fail. He is the Son of God.

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