Sure---but first let's just correct some of the errors in the above answers.
Here's the reality:
1) The bible was written by men who were inspired by the Abrahamic God.
2) Prayer helps you to deal with the challenges of life.
3) Sin is real, but it takes a while to understand the concept.
There are four levels of biblical interpretation: The first application is the literal application. The second is the allegorical application or “hint of something deeper”. The third is the practical application--- how the text can apply to you directly. The fourth is the mystical or hidden meaning.
Now, leave all that to the professional exegetes---those whose job it is provide a critical explanation or interpretation of scriptural text.
Try to read the bible for encouragement, not for a list of possible personal failures that you need to correct in yourself. The "gospel" is literally, "good news"---so read it and interpret it that way.
And as YoWanna Cook answered indicated the "condemnation" of laziness does not refer to legitimate rest.
The condemnation of laziness follow from the fact that God's Word makes it very clear that we are instructed to work hard and put our best effort forward.
When you read the bible, remember that the Abrahamic God that inspired the writers to write the bible is at least as good as the best person you could possibly imagine. His intent is to help us, not indict us.
