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On the Two Ways: Life or Death, Light or Darkness: Foundational Texts in the Tradition is unavailable, but you can change that!

In the early years of the common era, as Judaism and Christianity each emerged, their adherents saw that life presents us with a choice of following one of two ways, either of goodness or of evil, characterized variously as ways of life or death, of light or darkness, of truth or deceit. This conviction is presented to us in a number of different versions and literary contexts. This book contains...

6You should not be covetous of what belongs to your neighbour, you should not be grasping, nor should you spend your life with the exalted but associate with the righteous and lowly. Whatever befall you, accept these experiences as good, knowing that nothing occurs without God. 7You shall not be double-minded nor double-tongued. For being double-tongued is a snare of death. You should be subject to your masters in reverence and fear as a representation of God. You should not command your servant
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