Quote by John Bunyan

He who bestows his goods upon the poor shall have as much again, and ten times more.

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Summary

This quote suggests that those who generously give their possessions to the less fortunate will be rewarded abundantly in return. It implies that giving to the poor not only brings material benefits but also outcomes that exceed one's expectations. The quote emphasizes the value of selflessness and charity, suggesting that acts of kindness and compassion toward those in need can lead to significant blessings and rewards.

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