God: "I looked for someone to take a stand for me, and stand in the gap" (Ezekiel 22:30)
The blood of Jesus unfailingly cleanses the believer from his sin at all times. There could be no sin that the blood does not cover, confessed or not confessed. Though our sins were taken care of in the cross of Christ, and by His blood being spilled for us, it is applied immediately in time to every sin we commit the nano-second we commit it.
Since God compels believers to care for children whose parents have been killed (orphans – Jas. 1:27), wouldn't He also compel us to care for children whose parents want to kill them? Whereas the orphan is bereft because his parents are dead, the unborn child on the way to the abortion clinic is bereft because his parents want him dead, and that's a worse condition to be in. By reasoning from the lesser to the greater, we can be fairly certain that God's concern for orphans also mandates concern for unborn children.
Wash, top and tail the courgettes and slice them into rounds about a
quarter of an inch thick. Heat a solid saucepan with a lid over a high
heat. When it is really hot, put in the oil and immeadiately add the
courgettes. Put the lid on and give the saucepan a good shake, holding the
lid down! After 45 seconds, take the lid off, add the garlic salt and
tomato puree and give it a quick stir. Replace the lid, shake the pan
vigourously again, cook for 45 seconds and serve. Thats it! The courgettes
are hot and crisp and the tomato and garlic have formed a coating over
them.
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