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 1 1 |         at once with affectionate love we cast our eyes over the
 2 4 |        aside. It is impelled with love of them and of all mankind,
 3 5 |         relation of men of mutual love with their fellow men; the
 4 6 | foundation than that of brotherly love. These are His own oft-repeated
 5 6 |           give unto you: That you love one another (John xiv. 34); "
 6 6 |           my commandment that you love one another" (John xv. 12); "
 7 6 |           I command you, that you love one another" (John xv. 17);
 8 6 |        was to bring men to mutual love. He used every kind of argument
 9 6 |         stimulate us to brotherly love, even towards those whom
10 6 |   together in one body, we should love one another, with a love
11 6 |          love one another, with a love like that which one member
12 8 |       saying of St. John: "Let us love one another" (I John iii.
13 8 |      contribute to stimulate true love of God and of our neighbours
14 13|        law of charity they should love one another with brotherly
15 13|        one another with brotherly love. Brotherly love is not calculated
16 13|         brotherly love. Brotherly love is not calculated to get
17 16|           or with such a depth of love. ~
18 17|       hath prepared for them that love Him" (I. Cor. ii. 9). This
19 18|           by little, as brotherly love increases, social unrest