Paul and his associates gave the Thessalonian believers an important example to imitate. This example was to

Assessment: WAEC SSCE - Christian Religious Studies - 2009 (Objective) Subject: Christian Religious Studies

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Paul and his associates gave the Thessalonian believers an important example to imitate. This example was to
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Paul and his associates gave the Thessalonian believers an important example to imitate, and that was to toil, labour, and work to earn a living. This means that they were not idlers or parasites, but hardworking people who made a living for themselves. Paul and his associates worked with their own hands to provide for their needs and not depend on others for their livelihood. They did this to set an example for the Thessalonian believers to follow and also to avoid being a burden on the people they were ministering to.
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