Although Father and Son are the same in essence and equally God, they function in different roles. By God’s own design, the Son submits to the Father’s headship. The Son’s role is by no means a lesser role; merely a different one. Christ is in no sense inferior to His Father, even though He willingly submits to the Father’s headship. The same is true in marriage. Wives are in no way inferior to husbands, even though God has assigned husbands and wives different roles. The two are one flesh. They are absolutely equal in essence. Although the woman takes the place of submission to the headship of man, God commands the man to recognize the essential equality of his wife and love her as his own body.

John MacArthur

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Grains			1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1	c	Boiled and mashed Great Northern or Navy beans
1	lb	Powdered sugar or amount necessary to make stiff enough to handle
		Maple syrup or Mapleine
		Peanuts

INSTRUCTIONS

Flavor with maple syrup or Mapleine, add a few chopped peanuts. Mold with
hands or between 2 spoons; drop on wax paper to harden.
This recipe came from: America Cooks, copyright 1917
Posted to recipelu-digest Volume 01 Number 187 by "Bonnie"
<solomon1@kcsnet.com> on Nov 1, 1997

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