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Ecclesiastes 3:13 says, “every man who eats and drinks sees good in all his labor—it is the gift of God.”The Bible calls work a gift. But if you have to work more than one job, it might not feel like it. Today, we’ll offer a few practical and spiritual insights for working multiple jobs.Work: A Gift and a StruggleGod created us for work. Throughout the Bible, we see the importance of work, not just for our own benefit but for God’s glory. From the beginning, Adam and Eve’s work in the garden was meant to be a gift—an opportunity to partner with God in cultivating His creation. However, with the fall of humanity and the entrance of sin, work became a struggle (Genesis 3). Despite this, our desire for meaningful work remains. In today’s world, this struggle is evident in the growing number of people working multiple jobs.According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, over 7.7 million workers held two jobs in 2022, with 400,000 working two full-time jobs simultaneously. The numbers are likely even higher now. So,