Faith in Christ is divided into faith in his divinity and faith in his humanity, the relevant tenets of the creed being listed under each. Christ's words are explained as being summed up in the two commands of love: to love God and one's brother. These two words, it is explained, comprise all ten of the Mosaic ten commandments (duly listed and accounted for); they combat the seven deadly sins (each duly listed, its defeat by love explained); they inspire their adherents to perform the corporal works of mercy(duly listed); and they nourish and are nourished by six virtues: peaceableness, patience, meekness, poverty in spirit, truth, and chastity.
Belief in Christ is compartmentalized into faith in his deity and faith in his humanity, with each facet's core tenets detailed separately. Jesus' utterances are seen as distilled into the two commandments of love: to revere God and one's fellow human being. These two precepts, it is posited, comprise all ten Mosaic commandments; they combat the seven deadly vices; they inspire followers to perform acts of charity; and they nourish and are nourished by six virtues: gentleness, tolerance, meekness, spiritual poverty, veracity, and purity.