God: "I looked for someone to take a stand for me, and stand in the gap" (Ezekiel 22:30)
What the Lord laments and opposes, Satan applauds and fosters. Few things demoralize, discourage, and weaken a church as much as bickering, backbiting and fighting among its members… Because of quarrelling the Father is dishonored, the Son is disgraced, His people are demoralized and discredited, and the world is turned off and confirmed in unbelief. Fractured fellowship robs Christians of joy and effectiveness, robs God of glory, and robs the world of the true testimony of the gospel. A high price for an ego trip!
It was absolutely necessary either that the sinner should suffer in his own person, or in that of a substitute. Jesus became this substitute; He stood virtually in the sinner's place, and endured in His holy body and soul the punishment due to Him; for He 'was numbered with the transgressors.'
Nutmeg, salt, white pepper Saute onion in butter in heavy skillet
until onions become soft and transparent, then add garlic and cook a few
minutes more. Stir in the flour and cook for about 3 minutes more--careful
not to scorch! Pour the milk in and immediately wisk to blend. Add the
herbs and bring to boil stirring to avoid lumps. Simmer for at least 15
minutes. Season to taste with nutmeg, salt, pepper. Before serving, whisk
the egg yolks into the cream then whisk the mixture into the soup. You can
substitute milk for the cream if you want a lighter soup. * This soup is an
excellent base for a wide variety of soups. I like to add fresh herbs and
sometimes some cheese to the soup. Chopped ham, turkey, or chicken
(leftovers), or any diced begetables can make an even meatier soup. If you
add pureed vegetables you might want to reduce the amount of flour to keep
the soup from getting too thick. * You can saute chopped vegetables
separately and add right after the milk is poured in for wonderful
vegetable cream soups. Cabbage and Brussels Sprouts are two that work
particularly well. * The original of this recipe is from Francois Kissel
who had the Brasserie Pittsbourg in Seattle--an outstanding restaurant!
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