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The Word Before Work

What Jesus’s “crown of thorns” means for the “thorns” in your work

Aug 21, 2023
Jesus, a central figure in Christianity, wore a crown of thorns to symbolize the curse of work. However, his resurrection represents a future where work will be a blessing again. Christ's blessings extend to our cursed work, offering hope for a restored and fulfilling future.
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Quick takeaways

  • Sin introduced pain and frustration into work, breaking God's original intention.
  • The crown of thorns on Jesus symbolizes the curse of work, but his resurrection brings blessings to our work.

Deep dives

Work as a Curse

According to Genesis, work was God's first gift to humanity. However, when sin entered the world, work became painful and frustrating. The curse broke every part of creation, including the world of work. God told Adam that the ground would produce thorns and thistles, symbolizing the hardships of work.

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