God: "I looked for someone to take a stand for me, and stand in the gap" (Ezekiel 22:30)
Common morality, the glue of family and society, is grounded in self-love and the desire to enjoy pleasant circumstances. It is rooted in a desire for one’s own happiness, a morality based upon hope of a good return. This is not true virtue because it is self-centered.
[In John 3:16] this love is infinitely majestic because God, as holy, has loved the world, as sinful! What strikes us is that God who is righteous loves the world which is unrighteous. This text takes root in our hearts because it declares that He who dwells in unapproachable light has deigned to enter the realm of darkness; that He who is just has given Himself for the unjust (1 Peter 3:18); that He who is altogether glorious and desirable has suffered endless shame for detestable and repugnant creatures, who apart from His grace respond only with hell-deserving hostility!
The potatoes must be hot and floury, but either eating apples or cooking
apples can be used. (Best results with a cooking apple, though.) -- Boil
the peeled potatoes in well-salted water. Drain and cover with a cloth to
"dry in their steam". Sieve or rice into a warmed mixing bowl, and beat in
the fat. Work in sufficient flour to make the dough manageable, adding salt
to taste. Divide the dough in half and roll or pat into 2 rounds of equal
size just over 1/2 inch thick. Place one round on the warmed bakestone and
spread with the chopped apple. Cover with the other round of dough and
pinch the edges together. -- Bake on the bakestone over a moderate heat
until brown underneath. Turn using the broadest spatula you have, or two
spatulas and a friend. Cook the other side. Remove the cake to a hot
serving dish. Carefully peel up one side of the top of the cake, spread
the apples with the softened butter, and sprinkle them with sugar. Fold
that half down and do the same to the other side. Sprinkle sugar on top,
and serve immediately, with thick cool cream.
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