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He that refuses the common acts of hospitality to these victims, when fleeing from their bondage, denies his Lord and Master.
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gutenberg.orgHe that refuses the common acts of hospitality to these victims, when fleeing from their bondage, denies his Lord and Master.
Mann emphasizes the moral obligation to assist those escaping slavery, framing it as a Christian duty.
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