He would devote himself to work, good work, and he would pour out the best that was in him.
I shall succeed in that time, and the editors will be glad to buy my good work.
She trusted, however, that God had commenced a good work in his heart, and would finish it.
I endeavour to walk in church order, as they call it, and therefore I hope God hath done a good work for me, and I hope will save my soul.
Because you want to produce a permanent canon and standard of taste in your workman, he must have always by him and before him specimens of the best decorative art of the world, so that you can say to him: 'This is good work.
You must show your workmen specimens of good work so that they come to know what is simple and true and beautiful.
These all seek in their fasting nothing beyond the work itself: when they have performed that, they think they have done a good work.
The Jews answered him: For a good work we stone thee not, but for blasphemy: and because that thou.
Hitherto he had always looked upon praying as something which had to be done--a good work, and the saying of good words--but a work which had no possible connection with any source or consequence.
So they strengthened their hands for this good work.
Being confident of this very thing that He which began a good work in you will perfect it until the day of Jesus Christ: 7.
God is able to make all grace abound, that ye may abound in all good work.
Paul delights to think that God will go on because God has already begun a good work in them, and Paul delights to think of their perfection because he loves them.
When he has done good work, he may not have done all that is required of him; but if he fails to do good work, nothing else counts.
He is encouraged to do good work, but not to do always and uncompromisingly his best work.
A craftsman whose merits do not go beyond technical facility is probably deficient in both the intellectual and moral qualities essential to good work.
In this way all who are in the state of grace can merit spiritual goods for others; (d) congruous merit in the wide sense, that is merit which arises from the liberality of God, who answers a good work as if it were a prayer.
The burial of the dead is praised in scripture as a good work, as we see in the cases of Tobias (Tob.
To take the last consideration first, you may be sure that it is worth while to try to do good work, and mainly because you may hope to do as good work as you want to do.
But that will be your own fault, and it is no excuse for the use of colors which you can by no possibility dogood work with.
For only the silkiest of bristle will do good work in a very small brush, and then the temptation is to use a sable, which should be resisted.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "good work" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
