Do you want to go to heaven? I mean, do you really want to go to heaven? Let’s remember that heaven is a place of perfect holiness. That means as we delight in beholding God’s glory now, it is as if we are, 2 Corinthians 3:18, “beholding [Him] as if in a mirror.” Heaven will be direct exposure to the fullness of His glory. Why there and not here? Because we still have sin. Yet the split second Christians die, they are instantly transformed to be as righteous as Christ. Now we are declared as perfectly righteous as Christ. Then we will be made as perfectly righteous as Christ. If you are in Christ, this will be your state into all of eternity. Therefore I have to make the two following conclusions: One, we can think of our time here on earth as we are being made more holy like God only as preparation for our future existence with Him. And two, if you really want to go to heaven and be as holy as God throughout all of eternity, isn’t it safe to assume you’d desire it right now as well?

Randy Smith

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Seafood, Dairy		Fish	4	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1 1/2		-(up to)
2	lb	Fish
1		Box cherry tomatoes
		Pitted black olives; to taste (maybe a cup?)
2		Cloves garlic
1		Onion; chopped (up to)
1/2	lb	Feta cheese (again; to taste)

INSTRUCTIONS

From: [email protected]
Date: Wed, 10 Aug 1994 01:43:55 GMT
Here's a recipe we came up with that's great for red snapper or any other
firm white fish.
Coat fish lightly with mayo or olive oil and lay in a shallow baking dish.
Put in a 350F oven to bake. While fish is cooking, saute onion until
translucent, add garlic, tomatoes, and olives and cook just until tomatoes
collapse. Just before fish is done, top with crumbled feta and cook just
until cheese softens/melts. Top with veggies and serve.
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