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 1 5, 0,48|              asked: “And who is my neighbor?” i.e. he wanted to show
 2 5, 0,48|            who do you regard as a “neighbor”? In response, the Lord
 3 5, 0,48|            people: everyone is our neighbor. As we can see, the parable
 4 5, 0,48|      lawyer was asking: “Who is my neighbor?” the parable indicates
 5 5, 0,48|            unfortunate, become his neighbor.~Consequently, the parable
 6 5, 0,48|            should be regarded as a neighbor, but how one can make himself
 7 5, 0,48|         how one can make himself a neighbor to every person that is
 8 5, 0,48|       lawyer was asking: who is my neighbor — seemingly fearing to love
 9 5, 0,48|           he should make himself a neighbor to him that is in need,
10 5, 0,48|            as to whether he is his neighbor or not: he should not be
11 5, 0,48|  differentiate logically between a neighbor and stranger, you will not
12 5, 0,48| unfortunate — as a Jew — was their neighbor. Compassion is a prerequisite
13 5, 0,75|   commandment on the love of one’s neighbor. To this, the youth answered
14 5, 0,81|           for the benefit of their neighbor and for the salvation of
15 6, 2,1 |    efficacy lies in forgiving your neighbor. Not to forgive is an insult
16 6, 2,8 |           it: ‘you shall love your neighbor as yourself.” (Lev. 19:18).
17 6, 2,12|          is no true love for one’s neighbor or sincere, non-hypocritical
18 6, 4,6 |            The command of love thy neighbor had already been given in
19 6, 4,7 |         sacrifice one’s life for a neighbor. “You are My friends if
20 6, 6,3 |    commandments on how to love thy neighbor. Alas, however, this was