"The man who builds a factory builds a temple the man who works there worships there" is attributed to Calvin Coolidge, though i have not yet located the source
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A:Here, the author is disputing Paul's preaching that salvation is by faith alone. Giving an example, he says that it is impossible to believe that Christians can be saved without both faith and good works. In verse 2:14, he asks what does it profit a man to have faith without works, and rhetorically asks whether that can save him. In verse 2:18, he goes as far as to say that faith is nothing without works, but works show faith. Another Answer:James was explaining that those who have faith will naturally produce works. You cannot get rid of works just because they do not save you - cannot sever the effect from the cause. When we are begotten by God's Holy Spirit, we are expected to do His good works:Luke 6:43-44New International Version (NIV)A Tree and Its Fruit43 "No good tree bears bad fruit, nor does a bad tree bear good fruit. 44 Each tree is recognized by its own fruit. People do not pick figs from thornbushes, or grapes from briers.Paul had an opposite problem in Romans. His letter targeted those who placed their faith in the Law of Moses - having their trust in their own good works and not in God. So Paul wrote in defense of faith as NO Law can save, while James wrote in defense of works, the natural product of faith.Faith and works are not enemies - true faith and righteous works go hand in hand as God works in us. Faith brings a person to salvation, and works bring that person to faithfulness. Faith is the cause; works are the effect. Both James and Paul believed this.
Performing works of mercy helps us grow in love, compassion, and selflessness, which are traits essential for eternal life in communion with God. By caring for others and showing mercy, we imitate Christ's example and align ourselves with His teachings, increasing our readiness for the kingdom of heaven.
The difference in these two things Jesus said about letting others see our good works is the MOTIVATION. In Matthew 5:16, Jesus is saying we should let our good works be seen that others may glorify God. In Matthew 23:3-5, Jesus is talking about the Pharisees doing their works in front of others because of pride. They were wanting others to praise THEM, they were not wanting to bring praise to God. So if we do a good work, the motivation of our heart must be to glorify God, and if any pride is involved, then our motivation is wrong. We are not to purposely go around doing good things in front of others so that they will brag on us or consider us to be something wonderful.
that is a tool that does its job well is a technology that works.
Temple Works was created in 1840.
the umpa loompa's work in the chocolate factory.
elves
machines
An engineer.
outside of the factory where it is produced.
outside of the factory where it is produced.
In Ohio
Dalton Peck works at a toilet factory
Hershey uses
works and the right material's.
i don;t no