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The intention of this brief article is to give some notions about God as "teacher" according to the information provided to us by the Holy Scriptures. In the Old Testament God is thegenuine educator of his people. On the other hand, in the New Testament, Jesus- the lncarnate Word- completes the educational work of God, becoming the master teacher.

This work is divided into two parts. In the first one, we will make a summary about the theology of work, and for this it is necessary to resort to the Holy Scripture, the Church Fathers and the Magisterium. We intend to develop this subject first since our intention is to show what our faith tells us about human work. In the second part, we will explain the importance of working as a family sanctification means.

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The intention of this brief article is to give some notions about God as "teacher" according to the information provided to us by the Holy Scriptures. In the Old Testament God is thegenuine educator of his people. On the other hand, in the New Testament, Jesus- the lncarnate Word- completes the educational work of God, becoming the master teacher.

This work is divided into two parts. In the first one, we will make a summary about the theology of work, and for this it is necessary to resort to the Holy Scripture, the Church Fathers and the Magisterium. We intend to develop this subject first since our intention is to show what our faith tells us about human work. In the second part, we will explain the importance of working as a family sanctification means.