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We're living in days where this is an extra perfect time for us to be a blessing to others, for us to be those kind of people that leave the blessing behind in our interactions with others. But what's so interesting is that most of the time in the expressions in other religions and philosophical systems, most of the time that golden rule it said in the negative. Where the focus was, well, if I was the person there in need and hurt, I would certainly want somebody to help me and that's exactly what the good Samaritan does. But love your enemies do good and lend expecting nothing in return, expecting nothing in return. That's not the golden rule that's tweaked into a different form, or it's simply a principle of reciprocity. No, the expression of the golden rule empowered by God Almighty, that which are Lord desires, whereby His grace we do to someone else, what we would desire in that situation, where we do to someone else, or we desire, but expecting nothing in return.

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