[Christian love] is that benevolent disposition or kindness which consists in good-will to all creatures, and which leads us, as we have opportunity to promote their happiness… Such is love – not a mere natural amiableness of temper—not a soft, weakly, disposition. No! but a fruit of the Spirit. It is a benevolence, which is the result of regeneration; cherished by a sense of God's love to us in Christ Jesus; guided in its exercises by the Holy Scriptures; and directed, as its end, to the glory of God.

John Angell James

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
			100	Servings

INGREDIENTS

INSTRUCTIONS

lb 
MINUTES PRIOR TO SERVING INDIVIDUAL CAKES WILL BE PLACED ON PLATES  FOR
SELF SERVICE PASTRY BAR. 15 MINUTES PRIOR TO SERVING TOP EACH  CAKE
WITH FRUIT TOPPING AND TOP WITH ONE SPOON OF WHIPPED TOPPING.  POST
AMOUNTS USED TO THE KITCHEN REQUISITION AND RETURN WORKSHEET.  Recipe
Number: S00117  SERVING SIZE: 1 EA  From the <Army Master Recipe Index
File> (actually used today!).  Downloaded from Glen's MM Recipe
Archive, http://www.erols.com/hosey.

A Message from our Provider:

“Hurting? No one understands like Jesus”

“Love your neighbor as yourself” (Mt. 19:19) is considered the biblical proof text (for those who need one). When interpreted through cultural spectacles, this verse means that we must love ourselves in order to love other people. But in reality the passage doesn’t even suggest such an interpretation. Jesus spoke of these words to rich young man who clearly loved himself and his possessions too much. There is only one command in the passage, and it is “love your neighbor.” Nobody, including the writers of Scripture, could have dreamed that this passage taught self-love. It took some cultural changes to reinterpret it and turn our eyes inward.

Edward Welch