If the love of Christ for the church is the standard of the husbands love for his wife, the least that this standard means is that the love must be self-sacrificial and for her good, for that is the way Christ loved the church. Always, therefore, the Christian husband must be thinking of expressing his love for his wife not only in terms of the characteristics found in 1 Corinthians 13, but with these two immensely practical tests: In what ways am I diligently seeking her good? And how is this pursuit of her good costing me something, prompting me to sacrifice something, as an expression of my love for her – in exactly the same way that the Savior sought the church’s good at the cost of His life?

D.A. Carson

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Re: What is left to drink?

#1 · June 17, 2013, 7:35 pm

Posted by: cyberkat <cyberkat@...>

I'm glad we don't drink city water. Ours comes out of a spring and a
private well.

Boycott Monsanto!!! Do not eat corn oil, high fructose corn syrup, corn
chips etc. unless organic!

Don't buy Roundup. It is full of glyphosates. We used to use it. NO
MORE!!! Put Monsanto out of business.

We CAN do something. Don't give corrupt MONSANTO your business.

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From: muddybootacres@windstream.net
Sent: Monday, June 17, 2013 2:14 PM
To: homesteadheaven@welovegod.org
Subject: [HomeSteadHeaven] What is left to drink?

http://www.naturalnews.com/040808_glyphosate_breast_cancer_drinking_water.ht
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Toxic shock: California allows up to one thousand times more glyphosate in
drinking water than needed to cause breast cancer in women

heather