Sermon Tone Analysis
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Work is ordained by God
Employees in a Detroit business office found the following important notice on the bulletin board: “The management regrets that it has come to their attention that workers dying on the job are failing to fall down.
This practice must stop, as it becomes impossible to distinguish between death and the natural movement of the staff.
Any employee found dead in an upright position will be dropped from the payroll.
See also ; Work is part of the rhythm of life.
God’s purposes in ordaining work
That people should be self-supporting
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Everything God creates should produce.
That people should find self-fulfilment
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That people should serve others
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That people should glorify God
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Consequences of viewing work as God’s ordinance
Work is seen as a moral duty
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Any legitimate work may be seen as God’s calling
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Work is seen as a stewardship from God himself
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Criticism of those who will not work
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