...mightier power ; when it taught them to bow the knee to God, and to Him alone ; when it directed every man to do to others as he would have others do to him ; it was teaching, all the while, the lessons of freedom. It did not tell its disciples to withstand...

...night " has often been reproduced; he has from his earliest days been trained to speak the truth, and to do to others as he would have others do to him ; he has served his apprenticeship with credit, growing in wisdom as he grows in stature, and acquiring...

...but actually spring from the same source. He therefore deems it pleasure, expediency and religion, to do to others as he would have others do to him. May we, O Lord, with true delight, To all, the test of duty pay ; Tender of every social right, Obedient...

...mightier power ; when it taught them to bow the knee to God, and to Him alone ; when it directed every man to do to others as he would have others do to him ; it was teaching, all the while, the lessons of freedom. It did not tell its disciples to withstand...

...mightier power ; when it taught them to bow the knee to God, and to Him alone; when it directed every man to do to others as he would have others do to him; it was teaching, all the while, the lessons of freedom. It did not tell its disciples to withstand...

...estimate, as men, all -other members of the human family. In the language e of the Golden Rule, he is to do to others as he would have others do to him. This command accurately expresses and authoritatively maintains the natural equality of mankind. It...

...great wickedness, and sin against God, by such a falsehood, and such selfishness. The exhortation " to do to others, as he would have others do to him," " to forgive, as he hoped to be forgiven," moved not him; for He who gave these precepts, was not in...

...guided by the eternal principles of justice and judgment, dictating the wisdom of the Divine counsel, to do to others as he would have others do to him. Nor is he less conscientious in a scrupulous discharge of all civil and domestic duties, whether they...

...to produce to as a passage in which Christ has said that he was not God? This is • but asking him to " do to others as he would have others do to him." And to give him, if I may be allowed to use a common phrase, the height of fair play, (which be t did...

...given him four instead of three. 7. He had been taught when a child to be honest. He knew that he ought to do to others, as he would have others do to him ; and that it was as dishonest to take advantage of another's mistake to take what was not his own,...