...anger, or revenge, envy, calumny, deceit, or in- ' temperate indulgence? Have we not frequently failed of " doing to others, as we would they "should do unto us?" — None, but the great Searcher of all hearts, can know what vile imaginations and affections may...

...the smuggler; and therefore must expect the fewer customers. In this view, it offends the royal law, of *' doing to others as we would " they should do unto us." The force of this argument may be easily felt by any one who will honestly make the case his own. Without...

...his tongue, that man's religion is vain; and because it is contrary to that vvi.se dictate of nature, of doing to others as we would they should do unto us, it is an open violation of the Christian doctrine of charity, and is a sign of a weak mind, which is...

...subordinations. Were this command, so inevitably productive of that peculiarly Christian injunction of" doing to others as we would they should do unto us," uniformly observed, the whole frame of society would be cemented and consolidated into one indissoluble...

...deceit, and will one day judge us for it ; and it contradicts the great rule laid down by our Saviour, of doing to others as we would they should do unto us. '"VI. In the sixth place, I must not forget to enjoin you to take care to beware of covetousness, because...

...attention to the sermon on the Mount, and to that admirable epitome of all moral philosophy, the RULE OF DOING TO OTHERS, AS WE WOULD THEY SHOULD DO UNTO us. If you pay due obedience to this precept, you will never hesitate in determining what part you are,...

...subordinations,. Were this command, so inevitably productive of that peculiarly Christian injunction of ' doing to others as we would they should do unto us,' uniformly observed, the whole frame of society would be cemented and consolidated into one indissoluble...

...look up to their Creator, animated by a common faith, founded on the sublimest of all dogmas, that of " Doing to others, as we would they should do unto us .'" Warmed by the contemplation of my subject, the possibility of a scheme like the above, has led...

...practise of habitual devotion, with the performance of the most perfect system of morals, comprehended in the duty of doing to others as we would they should do unto us ? Lest the opinions I have stated in my former letter should be supposed to be loosely or hastily taken...

...model of prayer : deprecating the first incentive to vice ; enjoining the humane and wise principle of " doing to others, as we would they should do unto us ;" but above all, it is there we find, as we found in his dying prayer, love to our enemies inculcated...