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Leviticus offers an in-depth analysis of the divine direction and purpose for our lives. It is an invaluable source for all those who wish to understand how the Lord wants us to conduct our professional lives, with an eye to His presence and intentions. It is loaded with clear commands, sometimes encouraging, sometimes sacred, that have worldly and contemporary relevance. It provides the theological foundation needed to understand the mission of Jesus and the great "Commission" for all Christians. Use it to discover the "more excellent way" to fulfill God's purposes in your life and work.

This paper examines the teaching of labor in the Exodus story in the Bible, exploring the connection between a narrative of oppression, liberation, and ethical labor. It examines the biblical text to draw out the lessons on labor embedded in the larger narrative and assess their implications for contemporary socio-economic issues. The analysis reveals a dichotomy of labor that runs through the Exodus narrative, operating between the pre-liberation and post-liberation as well as between different perspectives on labor. The paper then discusses the implications of these teachings to modern-day labor practices.

The Bible makes it clear that work is important to God. This applies to any profession or occupation of one, from being a father or mother, bus driver, artist, engineer, etc. Following are key Biblical teachings on work from the book of Genesis to Revelation, offering practical guidance for Christians who wonder where the Bible stands on how we should approach our work.The book of Genesis is essential to understanding the biblical teaching on work. It tells the story of God's creation and how He provides humans with the tools necessary to work. In Genesis, we see God at work and learn that His plan for us is that we also work. The book teaches us about the importance of obeying and disobeying God in our work, and how God works in both our obedience and our disobedience. It is the foundation of all biblical teaching on work and is essential to understanding the other books of the Bible.

This book is an inspirational journey through the power and beauty of the life-giving power of Jesus Christ. In it, you will explore how the life of Christ has come into us and become our very own, allowing us to truly experience him in our lives and live out the destiny of the one new man. From His divine life in us, to the position He has placed us in the heavenlies, to the living of the Christian life, this book serves as a reminder of the beauty, power, and grace of the life and love of God, the life of Christ, and the one new man. Gain a faith-filled perspective and perspective on how to live out a life of unity and true oneness in Christ.

The object of Bible prophecy is not the Church, nor Israel, nor the Gentile nations of this earth, although both Israel and the nations will be blessed as a consequence of the realization of God's purposes. The object of prophecy is the Lord Jesus Christ. "The testimony of Jesus is the spirit of prophecy," Rev. 19.10.Prophecy deals with the earth as the place God has chosen to fulfill his purpose concerning his Son. Therefore, Israel and the nations (whose destiny is earthly) are in view in prophecy, but they are not in themselves its object.Prophecy has not been given to merely satisfy the human intellect in matters of future events, but to bring glory, honor and praise to our Lord Jesus Christ. As we read the prophetic writings, we must be attentive to what the Spirit of God is expounding concerning Christ and His glory. Many Christians read God's Word to see what God says about them, and He certainly says a lot about our walk. But the truth is that we should be interested in what He says about His beloved Son and what pertains to Him, for His glory is the key to understanding the Scriptures and then seeing their application to us. Luke 24.25 to 27,44, John 5.39, Acts 17.2, 3,11, 1 Peter 1.11.