29. Jesus is represented as the Saviour of mankind, and all the sins that are committed in this world may fall on him, that the world may be delivered.[293:18] 30. Buddha said: "Hide your good deeds, and confess before the world the sins you have committed."[293:19] 30. Jesus taught men to hide their good deeds,[293:20] and confess before the world the sins they had committed.[293:21] 31. "Buddha was described as a superhuman organ of light, to whom a superhuman organ of darkness, Mara or Naga, the Evil Serpent, was opposed."[294:1] 31. Jesus was described as a superhuman organ of light--"the _Sun_ of Righteousness"[294:2]--opposed by "the old Serpent," the Satan, hinderer, or adversary.[294:3] 32. Buddha came, not to destroy, but to fulfill, the law. He delighted in "representing himself as a _mere link_ in a long chain of enlightened teachers."[294:4] 32. Jesus said: "Think not that I am come to destroy the law, or the prophets: I am not come to destroy, but to fulfill."[294:5] 33. "One day Ananda, the disciple of Buddha, after a long walk in the country, meets with Mâtangî, a woman of the low caste of the Kândâlas, near a well, and asks her for some water. She tells him what she is, and that she must not come near him. But he replies, 'My sister, I ask not for thy caste or thy family, I ask only for a draught of water.' She afterwards became a disciple of Buddha."[294:6] 33. One day Jesus, after a long walk, cometh to the city of Samaria, and being wearied with his journey, sat on a well. While there, a woman of Samaria came to draw water, and Jesus said unto her: "give me to drink." "Then said the woman unto him: How is it that thou, being a Jew, asketh drink of me, which am a woman of Samaria? For the Jews have no dealings with the Samaritans."[294:7] 34. "According to Buddha, the motive of all our actions should be _pity_ or _love_ for our neighbor."[294:8] 34. "Love your enemies, bless them that curse you, do good to them that hate you."[294:9] 35. During the early part of his career as a teacher, "Buddha went to the city of Benares, and there delivered a discourse, by which Kondanya, and afterwards _four_ others, were induced to become his disciples. From that period, whenever he preached, multitudes of men and women embraced his doctrines."[294:10] 35. During the early part of his career as a teacher, Jesus went to the city of Capernaum, and there delivered a discourse. It was at this time that _four_ fishermen were induced to become his disciples.[294:11] From that period, whenever he preached, multitudes of men and women embraced his doctrines.[294:12] 36. Those who became disciples of Buddha were told that they must "renounce the world," give up all their riches, and avow poverty.[294:13]