...showed kindness to the man who had fallen among thieves, and whose wounds excited not the compassion of the Priest and the Levite, who passed by on the other side. " Now the God of patience and consolation grant you to be like-minded one toward another, according...

...of travelling ; so, too, are all those who refuse to save life when opportunity offers for so doing. The priest and the Levite, who passed by on the other side, and refused to render the needed assistance to the wounded and dying, were guilty of the blood of that...

...bring that wrong all back, so that the recollection will disturb you, as if it were an avenging angel. The priest and the Levite, who passed by on the other side, were taking the circuitous route of folly. Certainly, they were doomed to experience some remorse,...

...around them. But is it no concern of theirs ? Is there not in this remark somewhat of the selfishness of the priest and the Levite, who " passed by on the other side," having more pressing business on hand than bestowing their sympathies on a stranger, though dying for...

...just, and no traitor to humanity escapes his proper doom. Sacred history hands down to endless infamy the Priest and the Levite who passed by on the other side. Among gentlemen, this scholar pleads the cause dear to every gentleman in history, and a bully strikes...

...they may not be. A single will controls, and the sufferer is at the mercy of its whim. We read of even the Priest and the Levite, who passed by on the other side, leaving the unfortunate man as the thieve* had left him ; and who knows that " the Good Samaritan,"...

...the oil and the wine into the wounds of his stricken brother — but all may at least avoid the sin of the Priest and the Levite, who passed by on the other side — all may have compassion — all may be ready to aid the sick man's recovery — all may take out...

...aching heada and hearts. The vice of show has given every street in the land some instance like that of the priest and the Levite who passed by on the other side. In the walks of social life there is a beauty exhibited which attracts only to cheat. It is a sham....

...heart. We are commanded to exercise them; to give them free course, that they may run and be glorified. The priest and the Levite, who passed by on the other side and left the wounded traveler to welter unaided in blood, by the wayside, were condemned, because they...

...much required." Is not every one who, seeing evil, passeth by without aiding the injured, just like the "priest and the Levite" who passed by on the other side, without helping the poor man who " had fallen •among thieves ?" 336. See how Providence punishes...