Name: Easy Macaroni Salad
Ingredients: 1 c HELLMAN'S REAL MAYO.(Best Ma; 8 oz COOKED ELBOW MACARONI,DRAINE; 2 tb VINEGAR; 1 c SLICED CELERY; 1 tb PREPARED MUSTARD; 1 c CHOPPED GREEN OR RED; PEPPER; 1 ts SUGAR; 1 ts SALT; 1/4 c CHOPPED ONION; 1/4 ts PEPPER

How does it seem to comport with God's justice – to punish a sin committed in a moment – with eternal torment? 1. Because there is an eternity of sin in man’s nature. They will continue to sin in hell. “Men gnawed their tongues in agony and cursed the God of heaven because of their pains and their sores, but they refused to repent of what they had done” (Rev. 16:10-11). 2. Because sin is “committed against an infinite majesty,” and therefore the sin itself is infinite, and proportionally the punishment must be infinite. 3. Because a finite creature cannot satisfy infinite wrath, he must be eternally paying what he can never pay.

Thomas Watson

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Vegetables		Vegetables, Salads	5	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1	c	HELLMAN'S REAL MAYO.(Best Ma
8	oz	COOKED ELBOW MACARONI,DRAINE
2	tb	VINEGAR
1	c	SLICED CELERY
1	tb	PREPARED MUSTARD
1	c	CHOPPED GREEN OR RED
		PEPPER
1	ts	SUGAR
1	ts	SALT
1/4	c	CHOPPED ONION
1/4	ts	PEPPER

INSTRUCTIONS

PHILLY.INQUIRER
IN A LARGE BOWL,STIR MAYONNAISE,VINEGAR,MUSTARD,SUGAR,SALT,AND PEPPER
UNTIL SMOOTH.ADD MACARONI,CELERY,GREEN PEPPER,AND ONION;TOSS TO COAT
WELL.COVER.REFRIGERATE AT LEAST TWO HOURS TO BLEND FLAVORS.MAKES FIVE CUPS
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