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Christ has entered alone into the holy place, having Himself obtained eternal redemption for us. The solitary Surety on earth, He is the solitary Intercessor above. No other voice pleads with the Father; no other priest or minister, saint or angel, can be of any avail in coming between the sinner and God.
The pulpit is not to be used to experiment in doctrine. Doctrine should already be settled before it ever reaches the pulpit. The sanctuary should not be a personal theological laboratory, and the people of God used as white mice. This can have profoundly damaging affects as already seen through the history of the church. Men have often used the pulpits to preaching and through doctrines which they have yet to understand, or fully grasp.
CREAMCHEESE FROSTING 1 BATCH
Gradually add coffee to cocoa, stirring constantly; let stand until cool.
Cream butter and sugars until light and fluffy. Add egg yolks; beat until
batter is thick. Add coffee-and-cocoa mixture. Disolve soda in cream. Add
alternately to sugar mixture with flour; beat well after each addition.
Fold in egg whites. Pour batter into two well- greased and floured 9 inch
cake pans. Bake in 350F oven 35 - 40 minutes or until done. Remove from
pans and cool. Prepare frosting as directed. Spread between cake layers;
stack layers. Spread over sides and top of cake. Score top of cake to
indicate serving pieces. Using a ribbon edge piping tip and frosting filled
pastry bag, form a flower on each serving piece. CREAM CHEESE FROSTING:
Beat cream cheese, butter, and vanilla until smooth. Gradually add sugar;
beat until fluffy. Yields 1 cup.
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