Name: Baked Italian Sausage Links
Ingredients: 2 c WATER; HOT; 18 3/4 lb POLISH SAUSAGE FZ

In regeneration nature is not ruined, but rectified. The convert is the same man, but new made. The faculties of his soul are not destroyed, but they are refined; the same violin, but newly tuned. Christ gave not the blind man new eyes, but a new sight to the old ones. Christ did not give Lazarus a new body, but enlivened his old body. So God in conversion doth not bestow a new understanding, but a new light to the old; not a new soul, but a new life to the old one.

George Swinnock

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
	Italian		100	Servings

INGREDIENTS

2	c	WATER; HOT
18 3/4	lb	POLISH SAUSAGE FZ

INSTRUCTIONS

PAN:  18 BY 26-INCHES SHEET PAN                TEMPERATURE:  400 F. OVEN
1.  PLACE ITALIAN SAUSAGE LINKS IN SINGLE LAYERS ON 4 SHEET PANS (18 BY 26
INCH).  PIERCE EACH SAUSAGE.  POUR 1 CUP HOT WATER OVER SAUSAGES IN EACH
PAN.
COVER; BAKE IN 400F. OVEN 20 MINUTES.  REMOVE COVER; BAKE 15 MINUTES LONGER
OR UNTIL BROWNED.
Recipe Number: L08801
SERVING SIZE: 2 SAUSAGES
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:

“Man’s way leads to a hopeless end — God’s way leads to an endless hope.”

The Bible presupposes a love of self, a desire to experience pleasure and avoid pain, as inherent in the human makeup and as the ground of ethical imperatives. For example, loving ourselves is often used as a criterion in Scripture for the love of others (Mt. 19:19; Eph. 5:28). It is an assumed fact that we do love ourselves, and it is not evil to do so if it is done rightly… Thus Christianity, far from denigrating human worth, actually presupposes it in some of its fundamental teachings. Yet something has tragically blighted and twisted love of self into a gross perversion of God’s intent for His creatures. The fall of the human race into sin caused love of self to become mere selfishness. What was lost was a focus outside the self – that is, a love of God that gave it control and benevolence.

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