God: "I looked for someone to take a stand for me, and stand in the gap" (Ezekiel 22:30)
The man with a cross no longer controls his destiny; he lost control when he picked up his cross. That cross immediately became to him an all-absorbing interest, an overwhelming interference. No matter what he may desire to do, there is but one thing he can do; that is, move on toward the place of crucifixion.
Ministers never write or preach so well as when under the cross; the Spirit of Christ and of glory then rests upon them. It was this, no doubt, that made the Puritans such burning and shining lights. When cast out by the black Bartholomew-act [the 1662 Act of Uniformity] and driven from their respective charges to preach in barns and fields, in the highways and hedges, they in an especial manner wrote and preached as men having authority. Though dead, by their writings they yet speak; a peculiar unction attends them to this very hour.
Prepare eggplant in 1/4" slices. Sprinkle cut sides with salt; let drain in
colander 30 min. Beat butter and eggs. Mix remaining ingredients. Dip
eggplant slices into egg mixture, then into bread crumb mixture. Place on
ungreased broiler pan. Set oven to broil or 550*. Broil with tops about 5"
from heat, turning once, until golden brown, about 4 min.
Posted to EAT-L Digest by Shawn Zehnder Lea <slea@HIGHTOWERSERVICES.COM>
on Nov 24, 1997
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