[The progression of Saul's sins from 1 Samuel 13 are easily documented]: First comes the tyranny of the urgent, the encroaching pressure from surrounding circumstances. This is followed by the insecurity and self-doubt arising from a lack of total reliance on God. Finally, there follows the rebellion itself – the pitiful human attempt to take matters into our own hands, which is tantamount to usurping, or at least presuming upon, the authority of God.

Bill Arnold

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Dairy		Sauces	3	Servings

INGREDIENTS

100	g	Butter
100	g	Bitter chocolate
325	g	Powdered sugar
350	ml	Evaporated milk
1/2	ml	Salt
5	ml	Vanilla

INSTRUCTIONS

From: Gerald Edgerton <jerrye@wizard.com>
Date: Tue, 21 May 1996 10:44:16 -0700
1.  Melt butter with chocolate in saucepan. 2. Add other ingredients
(except vanilla) and cook 20-25 minutes over medium heat. Mixture will
slowly thicken. 3. Add vanilla and serve over ice cream.
This sauce becomes like fudge candy when refrigerated, and it's hard to
keep from poking your finger in it for a taste.  Simply reheat in a
saucepan to melt it down.
Posted to Master Cook Recipes List, Digest #92

A Message from our Provider:

“For those who trust in God, there is always HOPE!”

It is a very singular thing…that the only petition recorded of St. Paul seeking something for his own individual need [removal of the “thorn in the flesh”] was refused! The difficulty, however, is this: Why did St. Paul, who had the “mind” of Christ, ask for something which he soon discovered was contrary to God’s wishes? There are doubtless many fully-consecrated Christians reading these words who have been perplexed because God has not given some things they prayed for… St. Paul was tempted to think that he could do far better work for his beloved Master if only that “thorn” could be removed. But God knew that Paul would be a better man with the “thorn” than without it.

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