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Disabilities and the Suffering of Job

Natalie Jefferson·2011-09-01

Thank you, Beacon Lights, for opening up this chapter in Job for me in a new way. Job, Special Needs

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The Struggle of Faith

James McCollam·1955-02-01

To another of youth, it falls to his lot to seek employment in business or industry. Again, he is called to the struggle of faith. In job-hunting, the foe presents himself in the form of the powerful labor unions that either prevent the youth from obtaining employment, or attempt to seek him to comp

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Learning God’s Will Concerning One’s Vocation

Charles Terpstra·1990-07-01

Labor, Providence, Vocation

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Professional Ethics in Education

Agatha Lubbers·1960-02-01

This bureau locates vacancies and solicits the interest of employing officials in graduates who are best qualified for positions that are vacant. There are also commercial and state placement bureaus which can indicate positions that are vacant. The prospective teach can also go out and look for a p

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The Christian Labor Ideal

A Petter·1952-01-01

Whereas under the divine idea of labor and under a spiritual motivation the idea of “a job for all” would mean an opportunity to be productively engaged to be helpful, to be able to give of your gifts, your talents, your energies, to be able even, if need be, to toil, to undergo weariness, hardship,

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A Week with My Diary

Alice Reitsma·1942-05-01

Today, while I was busy at my desk in the office, with papers and registration cards and code books, with telephone calls and personal interviews, with applications of people looking for work and with orders from employers who need extra help or new employees, I stopped for a moment and watched the

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An Appeal To Our Youth Or. . .Choosing an Occupation

Wilhelmina Woudenberg·1946-09-01

Positions of every kind are open for the taking. How flattering for our human nature, when asked, for instance, “Where are you working, or, what are you going to be?” And the reply is: O, I am studying for scientist, doctor, lawyer, engineering, philosophy, or bookkeeper, private secretary, stenogra

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Where We Should Go to Find Work

B Woudenberg·1956-04-01

We cannot separate ourselves and sit in a corner. When we join the group for lunch, our opening prayer will speak a word. When we don’t laugh at the off-color joke, it is an unspoken testimony. Finally, the choice of vocation or search for a job should be made a matter of prayer. Not that we should

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Choosing an Occupation

Jack Lenting·1996-06-01

Be responsible in your tasks now (in school, at home, on the job) E. To support yourself or for the man to be able to support his family F. Work hard (six days shalt thou labor) G. Be a “good” employee or employer (honest, diligent, on time, etc.) H. Make sacrifices ❖ __________________________

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Personal Reflections on the Church Family

John Huizenga·2001-06-01

The Lord did give me a part time job, a better job in fact than I had hoped for, one that provided me the opportunity to work close to home and to set my own hours. This arrangement gave me the necessary time to spend with my family and continue my work on Beacon Lights. The Lord also supplied a fam