Let The Bible Surprise You - Discover 7 Passages You Didn't Know Related to Work | Article

Let The Bible Surprise You - Discover 7 Passages You Didn’t Know Related to Work

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These passages from the TOW Bible Commentary will open your eyes to how much of the Bible applies to work.

1. The Meaning of Law in Exodus (Exodus 19:1-24:18)

We begin by recognizing that Exodus is an integral part of the whole of Scripture, not a stand-alone legal statue....

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2. Song of Songs and Work

Explore themes of work, hardship, beauty, diligence, pleasure, passion, family and joy with this Bible Commentary on the...

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3. Proverbs and Work

The book of Proverbs offers invaluable wisdom for work and life.

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4. Work is a Chasing After Wind (Eccl 1:12-6:9)

Having declared his theme that toil is vanity in Eccl. 1:1-11, the Teacher nonetheless proceeds to explore various...

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5. The Beatitudes (Matthew 5:1-12)

The Sermon on the Mount opens with the beatitudes—eight statements beginning with the word blessed.[1] This word...

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6. Life in the Spirit (Galatians 5:13–23)

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7. The Book of Revelation and Work

The book of Revelation provides some of the keenest insights in Scripture concerning the “big picture” of work.

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