The document discusses finding significance and impact through one's work and labors of love. It profiles Chaim Weizmann, the first President of Israel, and William C. Lee, the founder of the 101st Airborne division, as examples of people who had a significant impact and helped fulfill prophecies through their actions and leadership. The document encourages finding meaning and heritage in one's own work and ministering to others.

1. A Life of
significance
Nehemiah 11-12

2. Chaim weizmann
1874 - 1952

4. Chaim weizmann
“God put you in your
mother’s wombs that
you could be the
instrument to bring
about the rebirth of
Israel after 2000
years.”
1948- President
Truman & Weizmann

5. “God put you in your
mother’s wombs that
you could be the
instrument to build
the wall and gates
that I will ride
through in roughly
433 years from now.”
nehemiah

6. “So I perceive that nothing is better
than that a man should rejoice in his
own work, for that is his heritage.
For who can bring him to see what
will happen after him?”
Ecclesiastes 3:22

7. “Heritage”: “Significance; impacting
virtue.”

9. “For God is not unjust to forget your
works and labor of love which you
have shown toward His name, in
that you have ministered to the
saints and do minister.”
Hebrews 6:10

10. William C. Lee
1895 - 1948
founder of the 101 airborne

11. 101 Airborne

13. Celebration!

14. “God put you in your mother’s
wombs that you could be the
instrument to introduce me to Jesus
Christ.”

15. A Life of
significance
Nehemiah 11-12