This is what sin is all about. Sin is all about promising us satisfaction, but it never keeps its promises. It can’t, because we weren’t made to satisfy ourselves. No, all sin does is blind us to the truth… We were made to find our satisfaction in a loving relationship with God, but sin convinces us to spend our lives in a self-loving relationship with ourselves. The tragedy is that in the end it doesn’t even work. Sin leaves us bitter, empty, and filled with regret. Worst of all, it leaves us outside the love of God, the one thing that could have satisfied us. It leaves us exposed to His righteous anger that was provoked by our decision to love anything and everything except Him, the one and only who was worthy of our love.

Michael Lawrence

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Eggs			4	Or 5

INGREDIENTS

3	lg	Sweet Potatoes; freshly cooked and peeled
1/4	ts	Salt
2	ts	Honey
1/4	c	Orange Juice
3	tb	Butter
2	lg	Eggs; separated

INSTRUCTIONS

After cooking the sweet potatoes until tender, either rice or mash them in
a large mixing bowl.
Add the salt, honey, orange juice, butter, and egg yolks, and combine
thoroughly with a whip or electric mixer.
In a separate mixing bowl, beat the egg whites to stiff peaks, then gently
fold into the sweet potato mixture.
Heap individual portions of the sweet potatoes on a buttered baking sheet,
or use a pastry tube to make individual croquettes.
Bake in a pre-heated 425-F degree oven until golden brown, about 10 to 25
minutes. To serve, arrange croquettes or individual portions on a serving
platter.
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