...Hindoo as our neighbour ? And if we do, has the nation acted toward him as the Good Samaritan ? 2, ?' As ye would that others should do unto ^ you, do ye also unto them"—Have we done unto the Hindoo that, which the first Christian people did unto us, when they...

...to do, that evidently belonged to yourself: in violation of the following most excellent rule : .ÎJ ye would that others should do unto you, do ye also, unto them. Sometimes, too, you appeared rather irritable. It is true you did not say much, that indicated this...

...the same way may be applied the substance of all morality, comprised in the golden rule, 'whatsoever ye would . that others should do unto you, do ye also unto them,' so perfectly level to the comprehension of children, and which they have incessant occasions to apply,...

...they must warmly contend for the uniform consistency of his principles, and the saund integrity of his heart. In his theological opinions he is free and...earnestly insisting, that every human being is inalienably intuled lo his or her share of the general share of universal happiness. The portrait of Baron Cuvier,...

...enforced by a variety of considerations. The authoritative command of the Scripture of truth is, " As ye would that others should do unto you, do ye also unto them." Here we have our own rights and feelings made the standard of our conduct to others. But can this be...

...laws, on the plan of parental government The only law imposed is that of our Saviour — ' Whatsoever ye would that others should do unto you, do ye also unto them.' " The house is large, and sufficient for the comfortable accommodation of 40 scholars. — Lewi*. PHENIXVILLE,...

...enforced by a variety of considerations. The authoritative command of the Scripture of truth is, " As ye would that others should do unto you, do ye also unto them." Here we have our own rights and feelings made the standard of our conduct to others. But can this be...

...be the loftiest that can animate human nature founded on the Christ-taught precept, " whatsoever you would that others should do unto you do ye also unto them.' Let your weapons be baptized in that fair Jordan, the " Love that endureth all things;" the charity...

...regulate both their comfort and their duty, on the broad principle of Christian benevolence : " Whatsoever ye would that others should do unto you, do ye also unto them." It is desirable for the comfort of a family, and for its permanent welfare, that the servants should...

...touch what the latter may through its imperfections grant, but a higher law, the golden rule, " As ye would that others should do unto you, do ye also unto them," forbids a man to take. With a single eye to the glory of his God and the just claims of the unfortunate,...