Though we have been forgiven, and though we have been made new in Christ, we’re like Lazarus. We came out of the grave; we have new life, but we stink. We have our dirty grave clothes on. We are a new creation, incarcerated in unredeemed flesh. And we are seduced by the remnants of our fallenness. Satan’s temptation to us is to hold onto sin and not come to righteousness. Satan’s temptation to us is to hold onto the lust of the flesh, the lust of the eyes, and the pride of life.

John MacArthur

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Grains		Crook1	1	servings

INGREDIENTS

4		Gardenburger patties
4		Pineapple slices; fresh
1		Red bell pepper; cut into quarters
		Teriyaki or sweet and sour sauce
4		Wholegrain buns
4		Romaine lettuce leaves
1		Tomato; sliced

INSTRUCTIONS

Brush the Gardenburger patties, pineapple slices, and bell pepper with
teriyaki or sweet and sour sauce, then grill or broil until the patties are
golden brown. Brush with additional sauce and turn the patties to brown on
both sides.
Toast the wholegrain buns, then place lettuce leaves on each of the bottom
buns. Add the Gardenburger patties, pineapple, and bell pepper. Top with a
tomato slice, additional sauce, and the top of the bun.
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The second coming of Christ will also involve the reversal of the curse that was placed on creation at the time of the fall. The creation will no longer groan under the weight of the curse. It will be set free from its bondage to decay (Rom. 8:18–25). All things will be made new. There will be no more tears, no more death, no more mourning, no more pain, for all of these things will have passed away (Rev. 21:1–8). The enemy Satan will be defeated and judged, no more to accuse and attack the people of God (Rev. 20:7–10). All men will stand before the judgment throne of Christ. Those whose names are written in the Lamb’s Book of Life will inherit the kingdom. Those whose names are not found will be cast into outer darkness (20:11–15).

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