Refrain from all hatred, be it silent envy in your heart because of your neighbor's good fortune, or because of weakness of character or because of business competition. . . . If your neighbor should have caused you harm, which may the Lord prevent, forgive him forthwith, for you should love your neighbor with all your heart. . . . If your neighbor has suffered loss in his property, pray unto the Lord, that He may compensate him; if you should be in a position to compensate him for such losses, do so from your own money, for you should love your fellowman with all your heart. . . . Be always anxious to cause your fellowman joy or some favor, and do not be anxious to have others do you such favors.

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