God: "I looked for someone to take a stand for me, and stand in the gap" (Ezekiel 22:30)
You are most loving patient, kind and gracious when you are aware that there is no truth that you could give to another that you don’t desperately need yourself. You are most humble and gentle when you think that the person you are ministering to is more like you than unlike you. When you have inserted yourself into another category that tends to make you think you have arrived, it is very easy to be judgmental and impatient.
The Bible has been my guide in perplexity, and my comfort in trouble. It has roused me when declining, and animated me in languor. Other writings may be good, but they want certainty and force. The Bible carries its own credentials along with it, and proves spirit and life to the soul. In other writings I hear the words of a stranger or a servant. In the Bible I hear the language of my Father and my friend. Other books contain only the picture of bread. The Bible presents me with real manna, and feeds me with the bread of life.
Preparded mustard (choose favorite – I used stone ground Dijon)
2
tb
Honey
1/2
ts
Minced onions (dried)
1/4
ts
Freshly ground pepper
1
ts
Salad Herbs (mix of dried herbs – use your favorite)
1
tb
Rice vinegar
INSTRUCTIONS
mix well. refrigerate to let flavors blend. serve on lettuce and mixed
salad veggies.
~ play with the ingredients as you like.
~ makes a little more than a cup - sodium content depends mostly on the
mustard you choose.
~ got approval from wife & me!
~ could be good on a fruit salad too! Posted to fatfree digest V97 #138 by
Rick Post <post@ameritech.net> on Jul 04, 1997
A Message from our Provider:
“JOY – Jesus first, Others next, You last forever!”
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