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Pursue Your Vocation

Pursue Your Vocation

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  • Tim Challies

Do you work so that you get money? This is not the biblical reason for working. The Bible teaches us that we work because we were created to work. Work is a vocation.

Source: Challies, 2017. 3 pages.

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General revelation is not part of a lecture which God as the divine professor addresses us. Rather, general revelation has the main purpose of making fallen man feel uneasy before a greater power. Theodore Plantinga
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