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"Either we are with the poor, or we are not. God teaches us to most help the poor. Any other interpretation is unacceptable." How can others benefit from this knowledge?

 "Either we are with the poor, or we are not. God teaches us to most help the poor.  Any other interpretation is unacceptable." How can others benefit from this knowledge?

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I think it speaks to the responsibility that all people have with helping the poor. There is no grey area here. If one has enough food and adequate shelter, they must help the poor. 

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