The religion of Christ is the religion of joy. Christ came to take away our sins, to roll off our curse, to unbind our chains, to open our prison house, to cancel our debt; in a word, to give us the oil of joy for mourning, the garment of praise for the spirit of heaviness. Is not this joy? Where can we find a joy so real, so deep, so pure, so lasting? There is every element of joy – deep, ecstatic, satisfying, sanctifying joy – in the gospel of Christ. The believer in Jesus is essentially a happy man. The child of God is, from necessity, a joyful man. His sins are forgiven, his soul is justified, his person is adopted, his trials are blessings, his conflicts are victories, his death is immortality, his future is a heaven of inconceivable, unthought-of, untold, and endless blessedness. With such a God, such a Savior, and such a hope, is he not, ought he not, to be a joyful man?

Octavius Winslow

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Grains	Jewish		1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1	pk	Lime Jello
2	c	Miniature marshmallows
1	pk	Instant pistachio pudding mix
		Cool Whip
		Green-tinted sugar; green M&M's, green jelly beans**

INSTRUCTIONS

Source: Ruth Heiges & Donna Steinhorn
Prepare Jello per package directions. Refrigerate.
When partially set, mix in the marshmallows. Refrigerate in clear glass
bowl.
When completely set, prepare pistachio pudding mix per package directions.
Layer over the Jello.
Refrigerate until well chilled.
Top with Cool Whip.
Sprinkle with tinted green sugar, green M&M's and green jelly beans**
**Note: leave off the green jelly beans, and instead use those jellied
candies that have the sugar on them...the half moon shaped thingies. Those
could be carefully placed in the bowl to create a shamrock design.
Posted to JEWISH-FOOD digest by "Sharon Stein"
<Sharon.Stein@mcmail.vanderbilt.edu> on Apr 02, 1998

A Message from our Provider:

“Jesus: he understands”