God: "I looked for someone to take a stand for me, and stand in the gap" (Ezekiel 22:30)
It is the grace of God that fallen men most detest. If lost men really thought that God is a harsh and cruel deity who deals severely with all who offend Him, they would cower in His presence, and they would do everything possible to avoid His wrath. Men do not fear God, however; they disdain Him. They interpret His grace as weakness and His delay of judgment as inability to achieve His purposes. Men who are sinners do not want to admit their own guilt and thus do not want to petition God for grace. They will have heaven on their own terms or not at all. Thus lost men will go to hell because they hate grace and will have none of it.
I go further and say that there is a great need in the contemporary world for more Christian anger. We human beings compromise with sin in a way in which God never does. In the face of blatant evil we should be indignant not tolerant, angry, not apathetic. If God hates sin, His people should hate sin too. If evil arouses His anger, it should arouse ours too. What other reaction can wickedness be expected to provoke in those who love God?
(10 oz) frozen chopped broccoli, thawed and drained
1
md
Tomato; chopped
1/2
c
Sour cream
2
ts
Dijon-style mustard
Assorted crackers and chips for dipping (bread sticks, bagel chips,
Pretzels etc)
INSTRUCTIONS
This is from Campbell's Deliciously Easy Recipes
1. in medium bowl, combine soup, broccoli, tomato, sour cream and mustard;
cover; refrigerate at least 4 hours before serving.
2. serve with crackers and chips for dipping.
Posted to EAT-L Digest by Janine Vandenberg <jvandenb@KENT.NET> on Sep 9,
1997
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