Seeking a fair remuneration, what do many laborers do?
Answer
Form labor unions, engage in strikes, boycotts, etc.
NOTE - While these means may hold matters in check for a time, and afford temporary relief,
they cannot eradicate the evil, and bring about a final solution. The evil is deep-seated; it lies in the heart;
and nothing but conversion-a change of the heart and of the affections---can eradicate it. It is the sin of
selfishness, or covetousness-a failure to love one's neighbor as oneself. The conflict between capital and
labor is an inevitable and an irrepressible conflict as long as sin and selfishness are in the world. And near
the end it becomes the most acute and intense, because then sin comes to the full.
How did Jesus emphasize the necessity of conversion?
What description of the Apostle Paul's experience is in harmony with this?
What motive will inspire all true parents to faithfulness in teaching their children?
How does Paul, speaking of the man of sin, describe this same power?
What relation does the earthly sanctuary sustain to the heavenly?
14. What did He say of those who should break one of God's commandments, or should teach men to do so?
What other reason is given for keeping the Sabbath?
Questions & Answers are from the book Bible Readings for the Home Circle