Quotes on enemies

“Always forgive your enemies; nothing annoys them so much.”

“Whenever you are confronted with an opponent. Conquer him with love.”

“Friends ask you questions; enemies question you.”

“The archduke will see you now,” Bishop Riphaen said to von Pappenheim, interrupting his wishful thinking. “And he is most eager to see what you have brought him.”

“I stand and hold her until the music fades and the night grows too cold. But inside I'm warm, and my heart wants to sing.”

The truly humble person does not take offense, even when wronged, but loves his enemies as he would his friends.

A peaceful heart comes from forgiving those who wrong us and loving them as we love ourselves.

True peace cannot be found until we have forgiven all, even those who seek to harm us.

Forgive as Christ forgave, that you may also receive forgiveness and peace in your own heart.

The highest virtue is to love one’s enemies, for in this we reflect the love of Christ.

If you are wronged, do not seek revenge. Instead, seek to show kindness, for this is the way of Christ.

Do not allow anger to rule over you, for it will destroy the love of God within you. Learn to love even your enemies, so that peace may reign in your heart.

Let us remember that Christ endured suffering without complaint and loved those who persecuted Him, that we may learn to love our enemies in the same way.

Seek not the downfall of your enemies but their conversion, for this is the work of a true disciple.

Let us strive to see Christ in every soul, even in our enemies, for this is the path to peace.

To love one’s enemies is to rise above earthly passions and embrace the divine peace of Christ.

Christ teaches us to forgive endlessly, even when we are hurt, so that love may conquer all.

One who truly loves Christ will forgive and bless his enemies, desiring their salvation as he would his own.

To harbor anger is to allow darkness into our souls. Instead, let us love even those who wrong us, that we may walk in the light.

A true follower of Christ does not seek revenge but prays for his enemies, that they too may find salvation.

If we desire peace, we must first love even those who hate us, for this is the way of the saints.

Do not let anger consume you. Instead, seek to forgive, for this is the way to a heart filled with love.

The love that comes from Christ teaches us to bless those who curse us and to forgive all wrongs.

Love is shown not only to those who love us but especially to those who are in need of our compassion, even our enemies.

The soul that forgives is a soul that is free. Love your enemies and find true freedom.