Name: Fajitas
Ingredients: 1/4 ts Rosemary; 1/2 ts Thyme; 1 1/2 c Corn oil; 1 c Lemon juice -or-; 1/2 Lemon & 1/2 apple vinegar; 1 tb Green onion; chopped; 2 ts Salt; 1 Clove garlic; pressed; 1 tb Oregano; Pepper; to taste; 6 lb Fajita meat (skirt; sirloin, flank steak); 20 Flour tortillas

I think it is the preacher's responsibility to get attention and comprehension. It is the Holy Spirit’s responsibility to produce yielding, retention, and action – that's not my job. All the slick techniques, all the gospel marketing packages, all the pulpit histrionics of jumping and stomping and flailing around, and doing whatever they do to create the mood. All the sad stories, the mood music, the endless invitations, the hand raising, the walking to the front, all of that kind of pressure is not preaching the Word. It has nothing to do with comprehension. The decision of yielding, surrendering and then retaining and acting, is between the hearer and God, and not the hearer and the preacher.

John MacArthur

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Meats	Mexican	Beef, Ethnic, Luncheon, Mexican, Texas cooki	8	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1/4	ts	Rosemary
1/2	ts	Thyme
1 1/2	c	Corn oil
1	c	Lemon juice -or-
1/2		Lemon & 1/2 apple vinegar
1	tb	Green onion; chopped
2	ts	Salt
1		Clove garlic; pressed
1	tb	Oregano
		Pepper; to taste
6	lb	Fajita meat (skirt; sirloin, flank steak)
20		Flour tortillas

INSTRUCTIONS

Combine all ingredients except meat and mix well. Add meat to marinade and
refrigerate for 24 hours. Keep turning mixture for best results at least 4
or 6 times. Barbeque over mesquite coals for best results. Cook for 5 to 8
minutes on each side, being careful not to overcook. For best results, cook
medium rare. Use remaining marinade to baste when cooking.
remove to a cutting board. Slice in 1/2 x 4 inch strips across the grain.
You know how to do the rest.
Recipe by: The San Antonio Cookbook, S.A. Junior Forum Posted to MC-Recipe
Digest V1 #760 by Lynn Cage <[email protected]> on Aug 26, 1997

A Message from our Provider:

“A lot of church members who are singing \”Standing on the Promises\” are just sitting on the premises.”

The word "Trinity" is never used, nor is the doctrine of Trinitarianism ever explicitly taught in the Scriptures, but Trinitarianism is the best explanation of the biblical evidence. The theological exposition of the doctrine arose from clear…scriptural teaching. It is a crucial doctrine for Christianity because it focuses on who God is, and particularly on the deity of Jesus Christ. Because Trinitarianism is not taught explicitly in the Scriptures, the study of the doctrine is an exercise in putting together biblical themes and data through a systematic theological study and through looking at the historical development of the present orthodox view of what the biblical presentation of the Trinity is.

H. Wayne House