...of their liberties, we overthrow the securities of our own. The excellent maxim of our religion, " Do to others as you would that they should do to you," is no less a binding rule in the relation of societies to each other than in the intercourse of individuals....

...liie sacred rights of properly; it shows, in a complete manner, how he acted up to the principle: " Do to others as you would that they should do to you." Was he unable to cure the mnn without ine destruction of the swine, if not, where was his power? If...

...inculcation of the divine virtue of Charity ; if the words of Christ, " Love your neighbour as yourself — Do to others as you would that they should do to you ;" if these divine words ought for ever to sound in the ears of all whom Christ created and whom Christ...

...well as those of God : promoting not only piety, but universal justice and benevolence ; enjoining to do to others, as you would that they should do to you. Nor does it teach us to be just and kind only conditionally, if others will be very careful to behave...

...good things to them that ask >" him — what does that teach you? Answer. His goodness. Why should you do to others as you would .,; that they should do to you? Do we obey this rule if in any respect we ??'•; deceive people? I- •; How do you know that you...

...our power to protect the good name of others, or to redeem it from reproach, let us remember the rule "do to others as you would that they should do to you ;" and it will give us boldness to correct ignorant misrepresentations, to prevent idle assertions,...

...our power to protect the good name of others, or to redeem it from reproach, let us remember the rule "do to others as you would that they should do to you ;" and it will give us boldness to correct ignorant misrepresentations, to prevent idle assertions,...

...himself, declaring that both the law and the gospel centre in the accomplishment of this immutable law: Do to others as you would that they should do to you. And this ha has made good by most of his precepts. But it will be said, if the whole doctrine of Christ...

...resentment of justice. In the intercourse with traders, artisans, agriculturists, &c., the beautiful words, "do to others as you would, that they should do to you," are considered antiquated notions ; the confiding man is always the dupe of fraud, without any one...

...in you lies, to live in peace and charity with all men ; to love your neighbours as yourselves, and to do to others as you would that they should do to you ? Do you, from the bottom of your heart, now renew your baptismal vow?, by which you are bound to renounce...