Being, Doing, and PurposeShembull

We see that God created work as a blessing and a good part of life before sin had ever entered the world. Once sin enters and judgment begins, the man and the woman would still work, but pain would be a part of the fruit of that work. Their task to fill the Earth with descendants would be painful. Their work to care for the ground and produce food would come with great toil. Creation would rebel against their leadership and rule.

What, about work, is hard for you? Where is it painful?

How does God demonstrate His continued care for the man and the woman?

What does it say that God does not remove their work/ their tasks, even though it came with pain? What is communicated in this continued charge to rule and fill the Earth?

After reading these three chapters, why do think God gave/gives us work to do?