God: "I looked for someone to take a stand for me, and stand in the gap" (Ezekiel 22:30)
God delights far more in His mercy than in His wrath. So in order to show the priority of His mercy, He must place it against the backdrop of His wrath. How could God’s mercy appear fully as His great mercy unless it was extended to people who were under His wrath and therefore could only ask for mercy? It would be impossible for them to share with God the delight He has in His mercy unless they saw clearly the awfulness of the almighty wrath from which His mercy delivers them.
Anything that springs from self, however small it may be, is sin. Self-energy or self-complacency in service is sin. Self-pity in trials or difficulties, self-seeking in business or Christian work, self-indulgence in one's spare time, sensitiveness, touchiness, resentment and self-defense when we are hurt or injured by others, self-consciousness, reserve, worry, fear, all spring from self and all are sin.
FOR CHOCOLATE PUDDING
FOR BANANA PUDDING
FOR BUTTERSCOTCH PUDDING
Blend sugar, flour and salt. Gradually add milk, mixing well. Cook and
stir until smooth, thickened and clear. At this point, add any ingredients
necessary for variations.
Stir a little of the pudding into beaten egg, then return to pudding. (If
you heat the egg too quickly, it'll cook a little. It's unsightly, but
it'll still taste pretty good.)
Add butter and vanilla, mix well, and chill in fridge. This is delicious
hot, too!
From Marie Campbell
From Gemini's MASSIVE MealMaster collection at www.synapse.com/~gemini
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