...commit the same barbarities, who violate without remorse the natural and divine laws, which command us to do unto others as we would they should do unto us, ought equally to be accursed of God and man. They In religion every man hu • right to think lor...

...express my deep regret, that an aged minister, who must be familiar with the gospel of love that enjoins us ' to do unto others as we would they should do unto us,' should have been so far betrayed by sectarian delusion, as to suppose that he has a right, without...

...; and govern himself in the whole of his conduct by that excellent rule, which our Lord hath taught us, " to do " unto others as we would they should do unto us." Bless the remedies, which are or may be used for restoring him to his former health, that he may...

...injunctions, are lessons which perpetually recur in the writings of the Ne\y Testament. BY enjoining it upon us to do unto others as we would they should do unto us, it regulates the practice of all the known social duties ; prescribes the proportion and ascertains...

...reciprocity somewhat on one side, if it were not absolutely impossible ; but however disagreeable it may be to do unto others as we would they should do unto us, there is no carrying on the affairs of the world without some appearance of adopting that rule. However,...

...molasses, or rice ! Ay, and it may be, that while you are professing religion — that which requires us to 'do unto others as we would they should do unto us.' What is past we may have done in ignorance; even so that it hath been winked at — but God now...

...strictly honest, and a strong advocate for the golden rule laid down by our blessed Lord, enjoining us to do unto others as we would they should do unto us. And as this was his practice, he was respected by his superiors, though they were not friends to...

...masters. Even by the mild and beneficent precepts of Christianity, which, in the language of heaven, tells us to "do unto others as we would they should do unto us ;" to consider all men as our brethren ; and to view the Almighty, who governs and rules the universe,...

...pleasures, of others. It is thus the only effectual antidote to selfishness. The gospel, when it calls us to do unto others as we would they should do unto us, demands no unnatural or unreasonable disregard of our own welfare ; it would not extinguish the...

...countries as to need no detail. He professed his admiration, however, of the precept which enjoined us ' to do unto others as we would they should do unto us ;' but, like many others who publicly make this the rule of their conduct, he very frequently departed...