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Hi all!
This is Episode #77 (Season 2:23)
This week we once again complete the Book of Exodus with the building and establishment of the Tabernacle (Mishkan) in the desert. A story that has occupied much of the bible text for the last 5 weeks.
Our topic this week: On Measuring Success
The question: How do we measure our successes in life? Is it purely a calculation of numbers, overall impact? Is it emotional or is it something else? If we look at the bible story would we measure the people's success by virtue of the number of donations, or the time spent volunteering to build the Tabernacle or would it be the end when God 'rests' on the building?
Each is a worthy measure in its own right, but which is correct?
Or is there no right answer?
Let's find out.
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Happy learning!
Quote of the week:
'Success is not measured by what you do compared to what somebody else does. Success is measured by what you do compared to what you are capable of doing.' - Zig Ziglar
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By Bini MarylesHi all!
This is Episode #77 (Season 2:23)
This week we once again complete the Book of Exodus with the building and establishment of the Tabernacle (Mishkan) in the desert. A story that has occupied much of the bible text for the last 5 weeks.
Our topic this week: On Measuring Success
The question: How do we measure our successes in life? Is it purely a calculation of numbers, overall impact? Is it emotional or is it something else? If we look at the bible story would we measure the people's success by virtue of the number of donations, or the time spent volunteering to build the Tabernacle or would it be the end when God 'rests' on the building?
Each is a worthy measure in its own right, but which is correct?
Or is there no right answer?
Let's find out.
number
Happy learning!
Quote of the week:
'Success is not measured by what you do compared to what somebody else does. Success is measured by what you do compared to what you are capable of doing.' - Zig Ziglar