To profess to know a great deal about the Spirit of God is contrary to the nature of the Spirit of God. There is a hiddenness to the Spirit that cannot be uncovered. There is an immediacy of the Spirit that cannot be shoved into vision. There is an invisibility of the Spirit that cannot be forced into visibility. There is a reticence of the Spirit that cannot be converted into openness. For these reasons one feels helpless, inadequate, and unworthy to write a line about the Spirit.

Bernard Ramm

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Grains		Bbq, Rub, Cookoff	1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

2	tb	CHILI POWDER PLUS 1 TSP
1	tb	PAPRIKA PLUS 1 TSP
2	ts	DRIED OREGANO
1/2	ts	SUGAR
1/2	ts	DRY MUSTARD
1/2	ts	GRD CLOVES
1/2	ts	CELERY SEED
1/2	ts	GARLIC POWDER
1/2	ts	CAYENNE
1/2	ts	BLACK PEPPER
1/4	ts	THYME
1/4	ts	TARRAGON
1/4	ts	SALT
1/4	ts	MSG
2		BAYLEAVES CRUSHED

INSTRUCTIONS

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What matters most is not finding the one right person but becoming the person that God wants you to be. Before judging the man or woman you are with – scrutinizing and appraising every attribute and characteristic, as if you were buying a horse – you ought instead to scrutinize your own heart. Here are some questions to ask before an engagement to marriage: 1. What would it mean for me to love him or her in accordance with the Bible’s teaching? 2. Am I willing to commit myself to anyone “for better or for worse, for richer or for poorer, in sickness and in health?” 3. Can I be steadfast in fidelity and servant-hearted in ministry? 4. Is God leading our lives in similar directions? 5. Do we have similar goals and ideas about children? The issue is not whether you can find someone worthy of your love, but whether you are ready to give a love that is worthy of marriage (Richard and Sharon Phillips).

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