Christ’s work is not ended with his death on the cross in the sense of finis, although it is certainly complete in the sense of tetelestai, but he continues to plead for sinners in heaven.

More recently, Christ’s presence with and in his Church has been viewed as a “corporate” presence, Christ being embodied in the Church, in its worship and work in the world.

That verse states that it was not my works that approved me before God, but the work of Christ for me. He died for my sins, was buried and rose again from the dead on the third day.

FOR us under the New Covenant, who have entered the Promised Land otherwise called the rest of God or the finished or accomplished work of Christ have no business with the Mosaic Law. This Law was ...

Jesus came to Galilee as a preacher, heralding the good news that God’s kingdom had come to men in the person of the servant of God ...

The workers doing their work and wanting to do it well points to the larger theme: the work of Christ. It is brilliant, really. The word “work” echoes throughout the play in various forms.