Everyone knew love thy neighbour
but they always added as I’ve loved you
But how could they withstand the next stage.
Love Humanity.
Who could bare such a right?
Yet again it existed.
The Epistle to Corinthians had continued.
And the notion of love was clarified
by the Apostle Paul.
But the prophecy couldn’t stop there.
There was a continuity.
This became obvious with the genocides and the crimes against Humanity
and he had to write this out as well.
His battle wasn’t only against genocides.
His battle was not only towards the prohibition of barbarism.
Because these elements were an extension of the Decalogue.
While following the divine prophet.
The non murdering another, doesn’t mean that you love them.
And it wasn’t sufficient.
The non genociding a nation doesn’t mean that you love it.
But without love, you’re nothing.
His task was not merely the resistance to genocide
and the war with barbarism.
No. His work was life.
And that made sense only with love.
But not the human one, the love of Humanity.
And this was the first right.
The love for Humanity.