God: "I looked for someone to take a stand for me, and stand in the gap" (Ezekiel 22:30)
Now, how would a God like this go about loving us? Would it not be by providing us with the highest good possible? And is not God Himself the highest good? Therefore, if God really loves us, He must work to bring us into the enjoyment of who He is (there’s our happiness) and thereby win from our hearts praise for Himself (there’s His glory). He must do everything in His infinite power to lead us into praise and honor of His name. By winning for Himself our worship as the God of all glory, we experience the greatest possible satisfaction, namely, enjoying God. There’s our happiness again. And God is most glorified by our enjoyment of Him. Or, to put it in words we already heard, God is most glorified in us when we are most satisfied in Him.
As important as unity is, it is not our most important value. Jesus Christ taught that truth transcends unity as a priority. It is critical to recall that in Christ’s high priestly prayer, before He prayed that we would be one, He prayed that we would be set apart in the truth (Jn. 17:17). From God’s point of view, truth is not only more important than unity but it is in fact the basis for unity. The Bible does not know a unity that is just for unity’s sake. Authentic Christian unity is a unity forged in a common cause, a common conviction, a common interest. Biblical unity is forged in our mutual bondedness to the truth in Christ, “the way and the truth and the life” (Jn. 14:6). When we embrace the truth, we are free to embrace one another in the truth.
Carefully bone turkey breast. Remove fillet from underside of breast by
detaching the feather-shaped piece of boneless meat beside the breast bone.
Cut remaining breast meat into 3 equal portions. In a plastic bag, combine
water, soy sauce, sugar, sherry, oil, apricot jam, lemon juice, ginger and
garlic; mix well to dissolve sugar. Prop bag in a bowll; add turkey,
submerge in marinade. Marinade 4 to 6 hours or overnight. Remove meat from
marinade, reserving marinade. Broil or barbeque turkey 12 to 15 minutes,
turning and brushing meat with marinade. Serve with rice and garnish with
sliced fruit.
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