139 The Difference Between God’s Work and Man’s Work
Verse 1
The work God does Himself involves all mankind’s work
and represents the work of the entire era.
This means that God’s own work represents every dynamic
and every trend of work of the Holy Spirit.
Verse 2
The apostles’ work comes after God’s own work
and follows after it, and does not lead the era,
nor does it represent any of the trends
of the Spirit’s work in the entire era.
Pre-chorus
They only do the work man ought to do.
This is not at all part of God’s management.
Chorus
The work God does Himself
is a project of the management work.
The work that humans do
is just the duty of those who are used,
and is not a part of the management work.
Verse 3
Despite the fact both are the Holy Spirit’s work,
due to differences in identities and what each represents,
the work of God Himself and the work of man
are simply worlds apart.
Bridge
The extent of the Holy Spirit’s work
varies on objects with different identities.
These are the scope and the principles
of the work of the Holy Spirit.
Chorus
The work God does Himself
is a project of the management work.
The work that humans do
is just the duty of those who are used,
and is not a part of the management work.
Adapted from “God’s Work and Man’s Work” in The Word Appears in the Flesh
