God: "I looked for someone to take a stand for me, and stand in the gap" (Ezekiel 22:30)
Repentance is the desire and ability to turn from sin. We cannot have Christ and Satan. So true believers will want to please God. They will be convicted by the Word of God. They will have a general brokenness over their sin. They will desire to turn from it. They will be able to turn from it. That’s repentance. It’s a gift that God gives His children. It initiates salvation and then continues throughout our life of salvation.
So the Gospel is also God’s justifying word about Himself, since under the old covenant, with its symbolic sacrificial system, it appeared as if God was ignoring the sins of those who simply trusted in Him for forgiveness (Rom. 3:25). Now, in the shadow of the cross, it is possible to see that Jesus is the reason that God could justify the ungodly, like Abraham and David (cf. Rom. 4:1-8), without compromising His own integrity. When God forgave His people in the past, He do so looking forward to the cross of Christ as the basis of and revelation of that divine righteousness which makes forgiveness possible. The death of Jesus demonstrated with finality God’s “justice at the present time, so as to be just and the one who justifies those who have faith in Jesus” (Rom. 3:26).
In heavy saucepan stir flour into melted butter until smooth;cook over low
heat 3 minutes ( do not brown ).Add milk; continue cooking over low heat,
stirring constantly, until nearly thickened. Add cheese;stir until cheese
is melted and sauce is bubbling. Add salt, pepper, nutmeg and crumbled
bacon. Serve over hot drained asparagus. 6 serv. From the kitchen of Joan
Holden
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