God: "I looked for someone to take a stand for me, and stand in the gap" (Ezekiel 22:30)
Fear is selfish because it about protecting myself, my feelings, my stuff, rather than asking how I could heartily show love to God and others. Love reaches out to give and to meet the needs of another, but fear focuses on what I might lose, making me move away from the problem. Love causes me to work toward solutions even when I don’t really feel like doing that. Fear makes my world grow smaller and smaller as I seclude, hesitate, and self-protect. Love is so powerful it can cast out my fear when I allow God’s love to flow in me and through me!
In Christ, Moses reaches maturity and emerges in full bloom. Moses’ law still has relevance, but only as it comes to us from the hands of the Lord Jesus. Christians today must still read Moses, and for great profit, but when they read him they must be careful to wear their Christian lenses. Moses’ law is not simply incorporated into the New Covenant as it was revealed through Moses – it is fulfilled, advanced, and brought to completion.
Combine all ingredients and place in a tight jar or tin. Shake every few
days. Cinnamon oil has an extremely strong scent that intensifies as it is
absorbed. Add additional oil if needed.
The red sumac berries that grow wild can be used dried as a stablizer for
potpourri (in other recipes it takes the place of orris root which is very
expensive). I used sumac berries instead of nandina berries in this recipe.
busted by sooz
Recipe by: Key Gourmet
Posted to recipelu-digest by sooz <kirkland@gj.net> on Mar 20, 1998
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