labor

26 subentries

labor. See also achievement; careers; drudgery; earning a living; laborers; monotony
ascendant life equally divided between work and play (48:4.1)
civilization enormously advanced by early division of l.; Andonites employed (63:4.2) (81:6.29)
compel all able-bodied persons to engage in (69:8.11) (71:3.7-8) (71:4.8)
compulsory in continental nation (72:5.11) (72:6.4,6)
courts determine wages in continental nation (72:5.4-8)
devise technique for locating suitable employment (81:6.29-33)
efforts of design distinguish man from beast (69:2.5)
elevate drudgery by working as for God (133:4.8) (181:2.19) (192:2.13)
he who does not work shall not eat (69:2.5) (140:8.2)
Hebrews were first to put premium on (69:2.5)
idleness destructive of self-respect (159:3.4)
Jesus painstaking about essentials of any undertaking (134:9.7)
Jesus very regular about his working hours (135:8.2)
labor is ennobling (70:2.17)
necessity for l. is man’s paramount blessing (69:2.5)
no such thing as menial l. in spiritual worlds (25:1.1)
nothing takes precedence over work of status sphere (48:6.37)
primitives disliked l.; never worked cheerfully or willingly (69:2.3-4) (102:2.7)
put forth every effort to secure work for those without (159:3.4)
should alternate with play (143:7.3)
specialization of l. brought about immediate savings of time and materials (69:2.3) (69:3sec)
specialization of l. on morontia worlds (44:3.3)
time element in l. is modern notion (69:2.4)
with all one’s might (133:8.3)
work is important, self is not (48:6.37)
work is less important than the way it is done (39:4.13)

Cross-references

See also achievement
See also careers
See also drudgery
See also earning a living
See also laborers
See also monotony

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