Etheridge(i)
3 And do nothing in contention or vainglorying, but in meekness of mind let a man consider his neighbour as better than himself.
4 And let no one care for himself (only), but every one for his neighbour also.
5 And feel [Or, be of this sentiment in yourselves.] this in yourselves, which Jeshu the Meshiha (did) also:
6 who, when he was in the form of Aloha, considered this not to be robbery, (this, namely,) that he was the co-equal of Aloha:
7 yet emptied he himself, and took the form of a servant, and was made in the form of men; and in fashion was found as a man,