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Mrs. Rice and Mrs. Hewitt begin their book with several quotations on neighbors from sources that include Shakespeare ("... by my faith, I must live among my neighbors," "Henry IV") to the Bible ("Love thy neighbor as thyself") and even the preamble to the United Nations Charter ("... for these ends to practice tolerance and live together in peace with one another as good neighbors... ")...
Now I come at them with good news: the Bible, love.
I want to teach the Bible, love well, and run at a pace to finish my race many decades from now.
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You forgot to call your family & now you're ready to write an explicit bible of love.
She quoted the Bible: "Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friend".
having just arrived from overseas & wearing boots covered with ochre grains of distant battlefields he reached down & crushed several into small clouds that sped over the sidewalk as i nodded yes You forgot to call your family & now you're ready to write an explicit bible of love.
Lucky for him, the Bible says love your enemy.
"Many oppose for religious reasons, but the Bible says love your neighbor".
But, just like the Bible says, love will set you free.
[Genesis 36 31] Bible critics love to point out the apparent anachronism.
Henry said he derives his standard of morality from Jesus' command in the Bible to "love your neighbor". .
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