Commandments of Christ
    
        - Love your enemies; do good to them that hate you (Mat 5:44).
        
 - Resist not
            evil: if a man smites you on one cheek, turn to him the other also (Mat
            5:39,40).
        
 - Avenge not yourselves; instead, give place to wrath; and suffer
            yourselves to be defrauded (Rom 12:18,19; 1Co 6:7).
        
 - If a man takes away your
            goods, do not ask for them again (Luk 6:29,30).
        
 - Agree with your adversary
            quickly, submitting even to wrong for the sake of peace (Mat 5:25; 1Co
            6:7).
        
 - Do not labor to be rich; be ready to every good work; give to those
            who ask; relieve the afflicted (1Ti 6:8; Rom 12:13; Heb 13:16; Jam 1:27).
        
 - Do
            not do your good deeds so as to be seen by men; do not let your left hand know
            what your right hand is doing (Mat 6:1-4).
        
 - Do not recompense to any man evil
            for evil; overcome evil with good (Rom 12:17).
        
 - Bless them that curse you;
            let no cursing come out of your mouth (Mat 5:44; Rom 12:14).
        
 - Do not render
            evil for evil, or railing for railing, but rather, blessing (1Pe 3:9).
        
 - Pray
            for them that persecute you and afflict you (Mat 5:44).
        
 - Do not hold grudges;
            do not judge; do not complain; do not condemn (Jam 5:9; Mat 7:1).
        
 - Put away
            anger, wrath, bitterness, and all evil speaking (Eph 4:31; 1Pe 2:1).
        
 - Confess
            your faults to one another (Jam 5:16).
        
 - Do not be conformed to this world;
            love not the world (Rom 12:2; 1Jo 2:15; Jam 4:4).
        
 - Deny all ungodliness and
            worldly lusts. If your right hand offends you, cut if off (Tit 2:12; Mat
            5:30).
        
 - Servants, be faithful, even to bad masters (Eph 6:5-8).
        
 - Mind not
            high things, but condescend to men of low estate (Rom 12:16).
        
 - Owe no man
            anything (Rom 13:7,8).
        
 - In case of sin (known or heard of) do not speak of it
            to others, but tell the offending brother of the matter between you and him
            alone, with a view to recovery (Mat 18:15; Gal 6:1).
        
 - Love the Lord your God
            with all your heart (Mat 22:37).
        
 - Pray always; pray with brevity and
            simplicity; pray secretly (Luk 18:1; Mat 6:7).
        
 - In everything give thanks to
            God and recognize Him in all your ways (Eph 5:20; Pro 3:6).
        
 - As you would
            have men do to you, do also to them (Mat 7:12).
        
 - Take Christ for an example
            and follow in his steps (1Pe 2:21).
        
 - Let Christ dwell in your heart by faith
            (Eph 3:17).
        
 - Esteem Christ more highly than all earthly things; yes, even
            than your own life (Luk 14:26).
        
 - Confess Christ freely before men (Luk
            12:8).
        
 - Beware lest the cares of life or the allurements of pleasure weaken
            Christ's hold on your heart (Luk 21:34-36; Mat 24:44).
        
 - Love your neighbor as
            yourself (Mat 22:39).
        
 - Do not exercise lordship over anyone (Mat
            23:10-12).
        
 - Do not seek your own welfare only, nor bear your own burdens
            merely, but have regard to those of others (Phi 2:4; Gal 6:2).
        
 - Let your
            light shine before men; hold forth the word of life. Do good to all men as you
            have opportunity (Mat 5:16; Phi 2:16; Gal 6:10).
        
 - Be blameless and harmless,
            as the sons of God in the midst of a crooked and perverse generation (Phi
            2:15).
        
 - Be gentle, meek, kind-hearted, compassionate, merciful, forgiving
            (2Ti 2:24; Tit 2:2; Eph 4:32).
        
 - Be sober, grave, sincere, temperate (Phi 4:5;
            1Pe 1:13; 5:8).
        
 - Put away all lying; speak the truth (Eph 4:25).
        
 - Whatever
            you do, do it heartily as unto the Lord, and not unto men (Col 3:23).
        
 - Be
            watchful, vigilant, brave, joyful, and courteous (1Co 16:13; Phi 4:4; 1Th
            5:6-10).
        
 - Be clothed with humility; be patient toward all (Col 3:12; Rom
            12:12).
        
 - Follow peace with all men (Heb 12:14).
        
 - Sympathize in the joys
            and sorrows of others (Rom 12:15).
        
 - Follow after whatever things are true,
            honest, just, pure, lovely, of good report, virtuous, and worthy of praise (Phi
            4:8).
        
 - Refrain utterly from adultery, fornication, uncleanness, drunkenness,
            covetousness, wrath, strife, sedition, hatred, emulation, boasting, envy,
            jesting, and foolish talking (Eph 5:3,4).
        
 - Whatever you do, consider the
            effect of your action on the honor of God's name among men. Do all to the glory
            of God (1Co 10:31; 3:17).
        
 - Reckon yourselves dead to all manner of sin.
            Henceforth live not to yourselves, but to him who died for you, and rose again
            (Rom 6:11; 2Co 5:15).
        
 - Be zealous of good works, always abounding in the work
            of the Lord, not becoming weary in well-doing (Tit 2:14; Gal 6:9).
        
 - Do not
            speak evil of any man (Tit 3:2).
        
 - Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly
            (Col 3:16).
        
 - Let your speech be always with grace, seasoned with salt (Col
            3:8; 4:6).
        
 - Obey rulers; submit to every ordinance of man for the Lord's sake
            (Tit 3:1).
        
 - Be holy in all manner of life (1Pe 1:15,16).
        
 - Do not give
            occasion to the adversary to speak reproachfully (1Ti 5:14).
        
 - Marry "only in
            the Lord" (1Co 7:39).