...Justice ; and the idea of Justice cannot be better popularly explained than in the far nobler precept, "Do unto others as ye would that they should do unto you". Apply this to the former, and does not our moral sense revolt against the treatment for ourselves of...

...(Attaliat. Syno-p., tit. 72.) Whoever becomes guilty of these offences, forgetting the natural law, " Do unto others as ye would that they should do unto you," in order to satisfy an idle curiosity, the least we can say of him is, that he is a dishonest man,...

...young twin daughters silent. One spoke modestly of deeds and dispositions founded on the golden rule, "Do unto others as ye would that they should do unto you." Still these little bright faces were bowed in silence. The question was again repeated. " I can remember...

...endeavored to instruct Amy, her daughter. She had ever held up as a guide of conduct the Golden Rule, — " Do unto others as ye would that they should do unto you ;" and the seed sowed in childhood seemed now springing up, and yielding a rich harvest of good and...

...very active and a very selfish organ, disre garding good morals, common honesty and the great maxim of "do unto others as ye would that they should do unto you.' In some instances it has been used as an instrument of individual wrong. In on case it wns called into...

...as essential to salvation. The following were cited: — 'Love one another as I have loved yon.' ' Do unto others as ye would that they should do unto you.' ' Do good, hoping for nothing again.' ' It is better to give than to receive.' ' He tbat is greatest...

...mateiials—fashioned bv the same hand—animated by the same breath—and destined to the same grave. Do unto others as ye would that they should do unto you was, to them, the impressive command by which Heaven itself placed all mankind upon the common level...

...favourite saying with him, " No man can be a gentleman unless he is actuated by the Christian maxim, ' Do unto others as ye would that they should do unto you,'" — and this sentiment it was his instinct, as well as his principle, to carry out in all his intercourses,...

...as you say. Still, I can see this, and it seems to me very clearly, that the great Word of Jesus, ' Do unto others as ye would that they should do unto you,' should not yet entirely have lost its force, as it appears to have done. Many of his other words had...

...self-interest dictates a constant observance of the golden rule lying at the foundation of Christianity — Do unto others as ye would that they should do unto you ! But a century since, Turkey, Portugal, and the West India islands, were the most profitable of all...