...without any of the words that denote comparison; as." To the upright there ariseth light in darkness." All our conduct towards men should be influenced by...life, and greatly affected with the remembrance of his mispent time , expressed his deep regret in these terms;" Ah ! how happy would it have been for me...

...characters of these men in the other; then balance and decide, wilh this holy precept burning in our hearts, "Do unto others as you would that others should do unto you," and we cannot widely err; the cause of justice and truth will be honored and vindicated in our decision....

...without any of the words that denote comparison as " To the upright there ariseth light in darkness." AH our conduct towards men should be influenced by this...others as you would that others should do unto you." Often is the smile of gaiety assumed whilst the heart aches within though folly may laugh guilt will...

...extnmif. For "mercy," it should read " demand and supply ;" and for " charity," " natural check." For " Do unto others as you would that ; others should do unto you," the new Evangel must run, " Leave things to find their level." Where the Christian law says, " Feed...

...alike adverse to its principles and hostile to its success. Its high and commanding declaration is, " Do unto others as you would that others should do unto you." This rule is addressed to all, and therefore asserts what is common to all. But it most plainly implies...

...But was this either humane or vise ? It was not humane, for it was opposed to the golden rule of " do unto others as you would that others should do unto you ;" and as to the wisdom of the decision, it has led to an amount of suffering and of mendicity too...

...any of the words that denote comparison : as, " To the upright there ariseth light in darkness." tr. All our conduct towards men, should be influenced...others, as you would that others should do unto you." 98 KEY. (Period, &c. Philip III. king of Spain, when he drew near the end of his days, seriously reflecting...

...hurtful to another class. MRS. F. No laws can be good which are not in accordance with God's law of " do unto others as you would that others should do unto you." But, alas ! man is both blind and selfish. I would have you well acquainted with the only perfect laws...

...his admiration in these words " Who is worthy to praise the wisdom and power of the Creator? " — All our conduct towards men should be influenced by...Do unto others as you would that others should do nnto you." RULE VI. * THE CHANTING SERVICE IN THE LITURGY. A mark similar to a colon is inserted in...

...other spheres of society. In such an order of things how easy will it be to realize practicallv the precept — " Do unto others as you would that others should do unto you!" In fact, the practical operation of Association will lead to it, as the present system of Society leads...