It is conceivable that the husband should defer more to his wife than the wife submits to her husband. If it is always the husband always getting his way, where would the husband need to die to self and prefer his wife’s needs above his own? Although Jesus Christ is our head, I do not see Him demanding where we go on vacation, what temperature we keep the house, what food we serve on the table and what color the kitchen should be decorated. Husbands, in the same way, consider your wife’s needs above your own and do not abuse the verses on submission as an excuse to be selfish! It is ultimately your spiritual service to Christ.

Randy Smith

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Meats	Irish	Ethnic, Main dish, Cyberealm, Meats	6	Servings

INGREDIENTS

4	lb	Middle neck of lamb, cut in
		One inch chunks
4	lb	Potatoes, peeled
10	sm	Onions, sliced
2	oz	Pearl barley
2	pt	Beef stock
		Salt and pepper to taste

INSTRUCTIONS

"That's the basic recipe. You can add a load of sliced carrots and leeks
to make it go further and about 5-6 tsps. of Worchestershire sauce or
regular brown sauce wot you Yanks pour over everything!! If you like, you
could add a half a pint of Guinness to your stock. I make my stock from
the potato peelings, carrot tops, leek ends, and any other stuff I find
lurking in the refrigerator. If you chuck in a few moldy lamb bones and
boil/simmer for several hours, you should get a damned good stock (strain
the liquid or you'll get God knows what stuck in your teeth!!) You'll need
to start with about 5 pints of liquid. Then bung everything into a
ginormous pan, bring to the boil, and then simmer for about two
hours...should taste bloody orgasmic! Salt and pepper to taste, depending
on your level of drunkeness!!"
From:  Judith Caughey, Ardshane House, Holywood, Co. Down, N. Ireland 1992
Cyberealm Cookbook, Vol 1, 4/93, Cyberealm BBS, compiled by Linda Fields.
File ftp://ftp.idiscover.co.uk/pub/food/mealmaster/recipes/mmcyber1.zip

A Message from our Provider:

“There’s a limit to God’s patience”

Only a morbid fanatic can take pleasure in the sufferings he inflicts upon himself; only an insensitive fool can take pleasure in the sufferings that are the consequences of his folly; and only a convinced Christian can take pleasure in sufferings endured “for Christ's sake,” for he alone has been initiated into the divine secret, that it is only when he is “weak,” having thrown himself unreservedly in penitence and humility upon the never-failing mercies of God, that he is “strong,” with a strength not his own, but belonging to the Lord of all power and might.

R.V.G. Tasker

Once upon a time tolerance was the power that kept lovers of competing faiths from killing each other. It was the principle that put freedom above forced conversion. It was rooted in the truth that coerced conviction is no conviction. But now the new twisted tolerance denies that there are any competing faiths; they only complement each other. It denounces not only the effort to force conversions, but the very idea that any conversion may be necessary. It holds the conviction that no religious conviction should claim superiority over another.

John Piper