Примери коришћења His labor на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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He never would pay him money for his labor.
A man of all his labor and of the striving of his heart.
In capitalist society, a laborer sells his labor.
What hath a man of all his labor and of the striving of his heart.
He never thought to ask for more money for his labor.
Man goes forth to his work, to his labor until the evening.
The simple worker who owns nothing more than his hands,has nothing else to sell than his labor.
The worker will therefore get no more for his labor than is necessary for this purpose;
Nothing is better for a man than that he should eat and drink, andthat his soul should enjoy good in his labor.
What does man gain from all his labor in which he labors under the sun?
The worker works under the control of the capitalist to whom his labor belongs.
Ecc 1:3 What does man gain from all his labor in which he labors under the sun?
There is nothing better for a man than that he should eat and drink, andmake his soul enjoy good in his labor.".
Ecc 1:3- What profit hath a man of all his labor, which he taketh under the sun?
Stop reproaching him and think,do you really need gifts without his feelings or his labor to death.
Eccl 1:3 What profit has a man from all his labor In which he toils under the sun?
He is not looking forward to the sale of his crops or any pecuniary profit, buthe is paid by the constant satisfaction which his labor yields him.”.
For what has a man of all his labor, and of the striving of his heart, in which he labors under the sun?
Psalm 104:23 Man goes out to his work and to his labor until the evening.
As Jesus ministered to the vast multitudes that gathered about Him, His disciples were in attendance,eager to do His bidding and to lighten His labor.
Thus, he does not acquire the possibility of a legal restriction on the performance of his labor activity, along with this the benefits are lost.
It is his labor, his personal services, the productive forces of his body, mind, and spirit that are found in him and are inseparable from his person- it is therefore himself.
He often repaired to the mountains for solitary prayer, butthis was a preparation for His labor among men in active life.
In the society of peers,it is easier for a child to compare his labor skills and results with the labor education of his comrades.
The agreement the Nittas, the Okamotos, and the Tsukamotos made with Fletcher was that if their farms managed to eke out a profit,he could keep the money in payment for his labor.
Here we have in mind not ambitious dreams, andpublic recognition that a person receives for his labor, and satisfaction, which is connected with it.
If Fletcher was willing to run their farms, keep the books, and pay the bills while the families were away,whatever money was left over was his to keep as payment for his labor.
It invokes the law to bring the man to“justice,” to put him safely behind closed doors; his labor, however, goes not to the child, but to the State.
No one would have any argument with government,provided that his person was respected, his labor was free, and the fruits of his labor were protected against all unjust attack.
It is unlikely that there willstill be instances of theft and banditry in a society where everyone will be able to live freely upon the fruits of his labor, and will find all of his requirements met in full.