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There are a thousand ways to do injustice
without breaking a single law.
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The moral laws are much more eminent and elevated
han are the causal.
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A law must have a moral basis so that there is an inner compelling urge for every citizen to obey.
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Repentance and good deeds are a man's best lawyer.
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Legend always contains a grain of law.
ID:1024
Lend a man money when he needs it
and pay back a loan yourself in time!
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Who lends money to the needy free of interest
is better than the giver of alms.
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All lies are forbidden,
but you may lie for the sake of peace.
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Even if a lie is crippled, it will run like a champion;
yet justice will overtake it at the end.
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Whoever causes the loss of a single soul is as though he caused the loss of a world entire, and whoever saves one is as though he saved a universe.
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The wicked will be ensnared by his own lips.
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If you see your fellow's ox or sheep straying, do not ignore it; you must take it back to your fellow.
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Do not side with the majority to do wrong!
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When a life is at stake,
one must not follow the majority.
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Follow not the majority in the wrong way,
because the many are not always wise!
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As he did, so shall it be done unto him.
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The merciful man does his own soul good.
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If there is no truth, there is no mercy.
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Some people confess their mistakes to conceal their crimes.
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You shall not murder!
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If you steal, you eventually will perjure yourself.
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Wherever peace reigns, you need no courts.
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Who can ask for mercy for his friend, and does not,
is a sinner.
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If you do not pity your friend,
nobody will pity you.
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If your brother becomes poor, you shall maintain him.