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Ruth goes to pick up grain left behind in Boaz's field. What touched me was the testimony of the foreman about her.
Ruth:2:7 - She has been hard at work.
What would be our testimony at work?
Lazy and shunning responsibilities? Or hardworking?
What would be our testimony as a student?
Complacent and procrastinating duties? Or giving our cent percent?
It is not getting scoring high marks. It is about putting your full effort
Do you work hard or hardly work?

People are watching. How ridiculous your Father would be painted infront of others if you do not do your duties properly and yet proclaim the love of God. Who would want to follow a God whose child is lazy and shunning responsibilities!
Beware.
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