Work, Chapter

 1 LawGod,1 |           and publication of this work is reverently dedicated
 2 LawGod,4 |       this earthly life, one must work at virtue if one does not
 3 LawGod,4 |           do good for others, but work on oneself, struggling with
 4 LawGod,4 | Christian-valued foundation. This work on oneself, this struggle
 5 LawGod,7 |        this life, to build up, to work out his spiritual character,
 6 LawGod,7 |        there can be no end to the work of a man on himself, on
 7 LawGod,10|           Grace will not begin to work out the matter of his salvation.~
 8 LawGod,12|         or another phenomenon, or work of art. An aesthetically
 9 LawGod,12|           composition or literary work. He can himself understand
10 LawGod,12|           is beautiful in a given work of art, what its content
11 LawGod,12|      beautiful that phenomenon or work of art, which even though
12 LawGod,14|      sinful habits or whims) this work on oneself must never cease.
13 LawGod,14|       normal order and success in work is impossible. In the life
14 LawGod,15|          Will With Works And Vows~Work is an indispensable characteristic
15 LawGod,15|    Therefore, each one of us must work.~In the First Epistle to
16 LawGod,15|      wrote about the necessity of work: "We beg you, brethren ...
17 LawGod,15|          your own business and to work with your own hands, as
18 LawGod,15|          sets forth his appeal to work: "He who will not work,
19 LawGod,15|         to work: "He who will not work, will not eat." We must
20 LawGod,15|           Orthodoxy never divides work into "white collar" and "
21 LawGod,15|         collar" and "blue collar" work. Such divisions are accepted
22 LawGod,15|     requires only that a person's work be honorable and bring corresponding
23 LawGod,15|          false and sinful view of work and amusement is becoming
24 LawGod,15|         society. People look upon work as something very unpleasant,
25 LawGod,15|       they are earned by previous work. In order to prevent that
26 LawGod,18|          and pleasant to live and work with such correct, conscientious
27 LawGod,23|           the Christian type. The work of many of the best artists
28 LawGod,23|          service to the Lord; her work is no less important than
29 LawGod,23|      important than the husband's work for the family. Shame and
30 LawGod,24|         Paul. No one hindered his work of preaching more wrathfully
31 LawGod,26|        justice. The object of its work is not the common weal of