If lustful looking be so grievous a sin, then those who dress and expose themselves with desires to be looked at and lusted after...are not less, but even more guilty. In this matter it is only too often the case that men sin, but women tempt them so to do. How great, then, must be the guilt of the great majority of the modern misses who deliberately seek to arouse the sexual passions of our young men. And how much greater still is the guilt of most of their mothers for allowing them to become lascivious temptresses.

A.W. Pink

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Meats, Grains, Dairy			1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

		Boneless; skinless chicken breasts
		Black bean dip (see recipe)
		Fresh; sliced chiles of choice (serrano, jalapeno work great)
		Shredded cheddar cheese

INSTRUCTIONS

First: Git yerself some naked chicken breasts (boneless and skinless) next:
Put them in a baking dish of sorts next: pour black bean dip over the top
and smear some underneath too. (recipe to follow) next: smoother in fresh,
sliced chiles of choice (serrano, jalapeno work great) next: bake for 40
minutes at 400 next: take out and cover with shredded cheddar cheese next:
put back in oven and bake another 10 minutes ( I didn't cover it with foil
but you could) next: Eat it!
Another thing that inspired this is that I had left over bean dip that I
made for a party. Posted to CHILE-HEADS DIGEST V4 #080 by lr21@cornell.edu
(Linda Reynolds) on Aug 12, 1997

A Message from our Provider:

“If it doesn’t lead to Jesus, it doesn’t lead to God”

As in the case of God’s sovereignty and man’s volition (or the God-man mystery), there are three basic responses a person can make concerning the biblical concept of the Trinity. First, historically, men have either ignored it or rejected it as illogical and incompatible with human reason. Second, finding it incompatible with human reason, men have sought to solve the problem by reducing it to their own reason and in the process, they typically gravitated toward one extreme or another maintaining that God is one, or God is three, but He can’t be both. Third, historically and for the most part, the church has accepted it completely by holding both truths (God is three in one, triune) in a proper balance. Based on all the data of the Bible, the church has accepted this doctrine by faith though it is incomprehensible to our finite minds.

J. Hampton Keathley