God: "I looked for someone to take a stand for me, and stand in the gap" (Ezekiel 22:30)
Slave-dread, the wrong type of fear, does not motivate obedience. It causes us to run away from God… Those with slave-dread fear draw back from God. They have no conviction that He is good, that He rewards those who seek Him, or that He has their best interests at heart. All they see is His holiness, His severity, and His hatred of sin, and they run the other way. By contrast son-fear motivates us to pursue God… Those who fear Him as sons obey God and keep His commandments.
The assurance of the believer is not that God will save him even if he stops believing, but that God will keep him believing – God will sustain you in faith, He will make your hope firm and stable to the end. He will cause you to persevere.
(16 oz) green beans rinsed and drained (I omitted and substituted a can of black beans)
1
sm
Red onion, chopped
1
Red bell pepper, chopped (too expensive, I omitted and no one noticed)
3
tb
Dijon mustard
2
tb
Vegetable oil (I used olive oil)
2
tb
Red wine vinegar (I used homemade tarragon and garlic vinegar)
3
tb
Fresh parsley, chopped
INSTRUCTIONS
(This is from the back of the Hodgson Mill Veggie Rotini package and was an
immediate hit.)
Prepare pasta according to package directions; draub, Rinse under cold
water and drain again. In large bowl, stir together the pasta, all beans,
onion, and bell pepper. In a small bowl, prepare the dressing by stirring
together mustard, oil, vinegar, and parsley. Toss pasta with dressing and
serve. Serve 8. For best results (flavor) cover and refrigerate for a few
hours or overnight.
Posted to MC-Recipe Digest V1 #260
Date: Sat, 26 Oct 1996 13:47:25 -0400
From: Kay Talbott <talbott@mail2.wilmington.net>
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