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It comes before the affection for friends, and it challenges them if they are doing evil.
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Don't think it's strange that clear thinking should have control over hatred between enemies. Because of the Law, we don't cut down an enemy's orchard in war, but instead we try to keep an enemy's property safe from destruction and help rebuild what has fallen down.
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clear thinking even keeps the more violent emotions in check, like the thirst for power, desire for glory, pride, self-importance, and jealousy.
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The sensible mind rejects these destructive emotions, along with anger, because it rules over that emotion as well.
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When Moses was angry at Dathan and Abiram, he didn't act against them in anger. Instead, he controlled his anger with clear thinking.