Name: Dry Soup Mix
Ingredients: 2 c POWERED MILK, NON FAT; 3/4 c CORNSTARCH; 4 pk DRY CHICKEN BROTH MIX; 2 tb DRIED ONION FLAKES; 1 ts BASIL AND THYME; 1/2 ts PEPPER; 1/2 ts GARLIC, DRIED OR ADD FRESH WHEN COOKING

God freely justifies the persons whom he effectually calls. He does this, not by infusing righteousness into them but by pardoning their sins and by accounting them, and accepting them as righteous. This He does for Christ's sake alone and not for anything wrought in them or done by them. The righteousness which is imputed to them, that is, reckoned to their account, is neither their faith nor the act of believing nor any obedience to the gospel which they have rendered, but Christ's obedience alone. Christ’s one obedience is twofold – His active obedience rendered to the entire divine law, and His passive obedience rendered in his death.

Westminster Divines

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Dairy, Meats			1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

2	c	POWERED MILK, NON FAT
3/4	c	CORNSTARCH
4	pk	DRY CHICKEN BROTH MIX
2	tb	DRIED ONION FLAKES
1	ts	BASIL AND THYME
1/2	ts	PEPPER
1/2	ts	GARLIC, DRIED OR ADD FRESH WHEN COOKING

INSTRUCTIONS

Combine all ingredients and store. To use: 1/3 cup dry mix with enough
water to make desired consistency, approximately 1 1/4 cups of water. Cook
and stir until thick (use as any can of condensed cream soup)
Posted to TNT - Prodigy's Recipe Exchange Newsletter  by
ksmith3001@juno.com (Katherine L Smith) on Feb 27, 1997.

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The word of the Father by whom all time was created was made flesh and born in time for us. He without whose divine permission no day completes its course, wished to have one of those days for His human birth. In the bosom of His Father He existed before all the cycles of the ages. Born of an earthly mother, He entered on the course of the years on that very day. The maker of man became man that He ruler of the stars might be nourished at the breast, that He the bread might be hungry, that He the fountain might thirst, that He the light might sleep, that He the way might be wearied in the journey, that He the truth might be accused by false witnesses, that He the judge of the living and the dead might be brought to trial by a mortal judge, that He justice itself might be condemned by the unjust, that He discipline personified might be scourged with a whip, that He the foundation might be suspended on a cross, that He courage incarnate might be weak, and He security itself might be wounded, and He life itself might die.

Augustine