...JESUS, neither '4- circumcifion availeth any thing, nor uncircumcifion, but faith which worketh by love. 'For all the law is fulfilled in one word, even in This, Thoujhalt love thy neighbour as thy f elf . When he is directing Timothy to charge the Clergy who were...

...which want no Definitions or Diftindions, there is no need of Subtlety to teach or comprehend them. All the Law is fulfilled in one Word, even in this, Thou Jhalt lo<ve thy Neighbour as thy felf; furely we know how we love our (elves. We cannot love our felves,...

...Love is the julfilling of the Law. And to the Galatians, Chap. v. 13, 14. By Loveferve one another : For all the Law is fulfilled in one Word, even in this; Thou foalt love thy Neighbour as thyfelf. And the Colo/pans, Chap. iii. 14. Above all thefe Things put on...

...afide all Malice, and all Guile, and Hypocrites, and Envies and all Evil-fpeaking. Gal. v. 14. 15. For all the Law is fulfilled in one Word, even in this ; Thou fhalt love thy Neighbour as thyfelf. But if ye bite and devour one another, take heed that ye be not...

...Chriftianity. — To thofe .who declared fo ftrongly in favour of the Jewifh Religion, he urges, that all the Law is fulfilled in one Word, even in this, Thou flmlt love thy Neighbour as thyfelf (a\ ie All the Commandments of Mofes touching our Neighbour are...

...Prophets, (fee Matt. xxii. 40.) Sometimes the whole of our Chriftian Duty is included in the latter j For all the Law is fulfilled in one Word, even in this ; rfhou Jhalt love thy Neighbour as thyfelf; (fee Galat. v. 14.) Now, would any Man of common Senfe,...

...without reason, the resentment of the merchants * Gal. chap. v. ver. 12. t The verse which follows, " For, brethren, ye have been called unto liberty only ; use not liberty for an occasion to the flesh," if properly enforced, would have been sufficient to have kept the people within bounds. J Dr. Mayhew,...

...increased. " It is good to be zealously affected always in a good thing," Gal. iv. 18. AUGUST 26. — Brethren, ye have been called unto liberty : only use not liberty for an occasion to the flesh.— Gal. v. 13. Peter was grieved because his Lord asked him the third time, "Lovest them me?" Surely it...

...is none other commandment greater than thefe. And the apoftle reduces thefe two into one ; Gal. v. 14. For all the law is fulfilled in one word, even in this. Thou malt love thy neighbour as thyfelf. Q._ 10. What is the fecond inference from hence ? A. It convinces...

...fulfilling of the whole law, and as the law of higheft dignity, the royal law. Thus St. Paul fays, " For all the law is " fulfilled in one word, even in this; 'Thou " Jhalt love thy neighbour as thyfelf-\ :" and St. James, " If ye fulfil / -he royal law, accord" ing...