Our Work Is Central to Who We Are

The fourth commandment is given to us to help us make sure that work does not replace God as our primary source of identity or security. "God's love for us and his plans for us they were to be our primary identity and God's care for us is what we were to most depend on to sustain us" The first commandment is the heart of the fourth commandment, he says. We begin to evaluate our work as people by how valuable society deems our job to be have heard it said before that we don't see people as human beings we see them as human doings your work is primarily defined by what you or sumi your worth is primarily defined from a social perspective.