Biblical steps for receiving reproof: 1. Preliminary- Make it your passion to strive for godliness (1 Tim. 4:8)! Seek conformity to Christ as your primary goal (Rom. 8:29)! Be filled with the Spirit (Eph. 5:18)! Therefore when reproof comes, you will welcome it in gratitude with a humble spirit and teachable heart, eager to implement Spirit-driven biblical change for the glory of God. 2. During the time together – pray before sharing the concern (Phil. 4:6), listen carefully to the rebuke (Pr. 18:13), ask questions to clarify the matter (1 Cor. 14:33) and thank the person for his or her concern (Eph. 1:15-16). 3. Be careful not to justify your sin (Lk. 16:15), blame others (1 Sa. 25:24), including the person coming to you (Gen. 3:12) and judge the individual’s motives (Jas. 4:12). 4. After the time together examine your life in the Spirit with the truth in God’s Word (Psm. 26:2) and take necessary actions for reparation by confessing any revealed sin to God (Psm. 32:5), seeking forgiveness from those you may have injured (Gen. 50:17) and developing a plan for repentance (Ac. 26:20).

Randy Smith

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Eggs		Cakes, Desserts	1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

16	oz	Bittersweet chocolate
10	oz	Sugar
8	oz	Flour
5	oz	Butter
10		Egg yolks
12		Egg whites

INSTRUCTIONS

Melt the chocolate together with the butter in a saucepan over the stove in
a place not too hot. Beat the 10 egg yolks with 5 oz sugar then add them to
half of the melted chocolate. Beat 6 egg whites very firm and fold the
chocolate mixture into them, adding at the end the 8 oz of flour. Put into
a butter and floured cake pan and bake for 45 minutes at low (250). Let
cool. Beat the remaining 6 egg whites until very stiff, adding 5 oz of
sugar while beating.  Fold into them the rest of the chocolate which must
be hardly warm. Cover the cake with the chocolate mousse. Then sprinkle
over the top and the side grated chocolate. Leave the cake in the
refrigerator 2 hours before serving.

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