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The Golden Rule Is More Than a Slogan, It Summarizes Everything
@sovereignlogos·September 23, 2026
The Golden Rule is often reduced to a simple slogan, but in Matthew 7:12, Jesus presents it as the summary of the entire Old Testament. When Jesus says, "Therefore all things whatsoever ye would that men should do to you, do ye even so to them: for this is the law and the prophets," he encapsulates the essence of the law and the prophets. This isn't just a guideline for ethical treatment; it's a profound statement showing how Jesus sees the Old Testament as a unified text pointing to him. The Greek text of the Septuagint supports this comprehensive view, emphasizing how each command, each prophetic word, leads to this essential teaching. Moreover, this statement from Jesus reflects the idea that the scripture is not fragmented into various unrelated parts but is a cohesive message about how we should engage with others.
→ Matthew 7:12
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