5 DO AS YOU WOULD

 

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—_— rr

CHAPTER II.

DO AS-YOU WOULD BE DONE UNTO.

Ts sentence contains the substance of
the moral law, that law which points out
our duty to our fellow-men. Now what do
we wish of our fellow-men—how do we
desire that others should treat us? We wish
them to treat us kindly, justly, charitably:
we wish them to be polite, affectionate,
cheerful, pleasant.

Let us then be kind, just, charitable, po-
lite, affectionate, cheerful, pleasant to others.
If all would observe this beautiful rule; which
Christ himself has given us, how happy