God: "I looked for someone to take a stand for me, and stand in the gap" (Ezekiel 22:30)
It is great folly to cast your sins upon Satan who tempted you, or upon your neighbor who provoked you; but it is a far greater sin, nay horrid blasphemy, to cast it upon God himself. A greater affront than this cannot be offered to the infinite holiness of God.
[Jesus] had to compress an eternity of hell into three hours. As best we can, we must grasp that this was infinite suffering for the infinite Son of God. There was no way to transfer sin without transferring its penalty. To put it plainly, He was receiving what was due us. The wrath of the Father burned toward the Son once the reckoning was made. Indescribable sin was in contact with infinite holiness and infinite justice.
Stir all ingredients together. Put in 1 pound coffee cans or baking powder
cans that have been greased. Fill 2/3 full and steam 3 to 4 hours. Then
shake from the cans and put in warm oven to dry a few minutes. You can add
raisins if you desire. Serve with butter while hot. This makes 8 or 9 cans
full. >From Favorite recipes of Colfax Country Club Women, 1946 by Mrs.
G.W. Drury, Eagle Nest Typed by Ethel Snyder <essie49@juno.com> Date August
12, 1997
Recipe by: Southwestern Cookery cookbook Posted to Bakery-Shoppe Digest V1
#194 by essie49@juno.com (Ethel R Snyder) on Aug 17, 1997
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