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EPISODE · Sep 14, 2014 · 1H 17M

What is the Bible's definition of work? (Exodus 20:9; 2 Thessalonians 3:8-10)

from Merciful Servants of God · host Dr. Kennard Levi Brown

What is work?  And, what does work produce?  How many hours in a day should we work?  What is a man's responsbility toward his family?  Should Torah teachers (ministers) work a job?  Did Yeshua (Jesus) and the Apostles have jobs outside of ministry?  Did Jewish Rabbis in the 1st century have regular jobs in addition to ministry?  Is retiring Biblical? Significant world events will be discussed on this program before the Bible study according to Luke 21:34-36. Help spread this message of the Good News of the Kingdom of God.  This message is about Jesus Christ (Yeshua Messiah) literally coming back to the earth to bring TRUE peace (Revelation 19:11-21;Isaiah 9:6-7; Isaiah 2:2-4).  The Jewish Gospel message involves spirituality, socioeconomics and prophecy (Luke 4:18-19).  The Messiah will establish His physical kingdom on the earth (Mark 1:14-15; Daniel 2 & 7).  Share this program with your friends and associates by using any of the Social Media tools on the BlogTalkRadio web page.  

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