Luke 6:35 New International Version But love your enemies, do good to them, and lend to them without expecting to get anything back. Then your reward will be great, and you will be children of the Most High, because he is kind to the ungrateful and wicked.

Well Dad, I perceived today in this versicle a teaching more (once a promise was bound), borrowing to the enemy without expecting nothing; Being benign with the ingrate and the bad; In return I will receive big prize.

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I understand that many times in several passages you talked me to me about loving, as part of the new commandment that we love each other, nothing easy today to the enemy; This leads me to reflect as it is the limit ad hoc, I suppose that in what's personal there is it not as well as with pardon.

Nevertheless, in the case of the high school How would he be?, Perhaps he does not say the word that we should give to God what belongs to God and to the Cesar what comes from the Cesar; That without mentioning that the Institution has acquired commitments that it should honor, as much with the workers like with third parties, necessity is that the based justice in truth be applicable and after pity.

However, in spite of everything that they had made against the high school it is mu should have kept on loving the ones that oppose my wife to (it is not tasteful dish).

I discern that there is a proof today in my life in this connection, so I am also warned, sure next week will be crucial.