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Superior goodness resembleth water. The water's goodness benefiteth the ten thousand things, yet it quarreleth not.Water dwelleth in the places which the multitudes of men shun; therefore it is near unto the eternal Reason
The dwelling of goodness is in lowliness. The heart of goodness is in commotion. When giving, goodness showeth benevolence. In words, goodness keepeth faith. In government goodness standeth for order. In business goodness exhibiteth ability. The movements of goodness keep time.