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Matthew 22:34-40
Excerpted from: Simplifying Life (Part Three): Managing Human and Spiritual RelationshipsIn Matthew 22:34-40, our Lord and Savior responded to a gain-saying Pharisee as to what constitutes the greatest law, to which He responded that we are to love the Lord with all our heart, with all our soul, and all our mind, constituting the first and greatest commandment in the entire Scriptures. The second greatest command was to love our neighbor as ourselves. Jesus assures all believers that upon those two reciprocal or symbiotic commandments hang all the law and the prophets. The apostle John in his first epistle warns us that it is impossible to perform one of these commands without doing the other.
Matthew 22:36-40
Excerpted from: Sacrifice Dost Thou Want - KindnessNow, as John Ritenbaugh taught long ago, the first and second great commandments are representative of the burnt and grain offerings respectively.
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