C.H. Spurgeon emphasizes the command to 'Love thy neighbour,' urging both the rich and the poor to embrace this principle without envy or scorn. He challenges the wealthy to recognize their obligation to love those less fortunate, asserting that all are equal in God's eyes. Spurgeon encourages believers to persist in love, even in the face of ingratitude, highlighting that true love is heroic and reflects the character of Christ. He reminds us that our love, regardless of how it is received, is ultimately pleasing to God.