Name: Frosty Lime Sherbert
Ingredients: 1 3 oz pkg lime-flavored gelat; 1 c Hot water; 1/2 c Sugar; 1 1/2 c Milk; 1 13 oz can evaporated milk; 1/4 c Fresh lime juice; 2 tb Grated lime peel; 2 Green food coloring

When sin entered the world, it ruined the harmony of marriage not because it brought headship and submission into existence, but because it twisted man’s humble, loving headship toward hostile domination in some men and lazy indifference in others. And it twisted woman’s intelligent, willing, happy, creative, articulate submission toward manipulative obsequiousness in some women and brazen insubordination in others. Sin didn’t create headship and submission; it ruined them and distorted them and made them ugly and destructive.

John Piper

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Dairy		Ice cream	6	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1		3 oz pkg lime-flavored gelat
1	c	Hot water
1/2	c	Sugar
1 1/2	c	Milk
1		13 oz can evaporated milk
1/4	c	Fresh lime juice
2	tb	Grated lime peel
2		Green food coloring

INSTRUCTIONS

Recipe by: Home Cooking Magazine, April 95 In a medium bowl, dissovle
gelatin in hot water. Add sugar and stir until dissolved. Stir in milk,
evaporated milk, lime juice, peel and food coloring. Pour into an 8-inch
square dish or 2 refrigerator trays. Freeze 2 to 3 hours, or until firm.
When completely frozen, break into chunks with wooden spoon and turn into
a chilled bowl. Beat with an electric mixer, on high, until fluffy and
smooth. Return quickly to cold dish or trays and freeze firm. Cover with
foil when frozen. This will keep several weeks. Serve plain or with fruit.
Serves 6.
Typed for you by Marjorie Scofield       4/16/95
Posted to MM-Recipes Digest  by "Rfm" <Robert-Miles@usa.net> on Aug 30, 98

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The signs of a flesh-pleaser or sensualist are these: 1. When a man in his desire to please his appetite, does not do it with a view to a higher end, that is to say to the preparing himself for the service of God; but does it only for the delight itself. 2. When he looks more eagerly and industriously after the prosperity of his body than of his soul. 3. When he will not refrain from his pleasures, when God forbids them, or when they hurt his soul, or when the necessities of his soul call him away from them. 4. When the pleasures of his flesh exceed his delights in God, and His holy word and ways, and the expectations of endless pleasure. When he had rather be at a play, or feast, or other entertainment, or getting good bargains or profits in the world, than to live in the life of faith and love, which would be a holy and heavenly way of living. 5. When men set their minds to scheme and study to make provision for the pleasures of the flesh; and this is first and sweetest in their thoughts. 6. When they had rather talk, or hear, or read of fleshly pleasures, than of spiritual and heavenly delights. 7. When they love the company of merry sensualists, better than the communion of saints, in which they may be exercised in the praises of their Maker. 8. When they consider that the best place to live and work is where they have the pleasure of the flesh. They would rather be where they have things easy, and lack nothing for the body, rather than where they have far better help and provision for the soul, though the flesh be pinched for it. 9. When he will be more eager to spend money to please his flesh than to please God. 10. When he will believe or like no doctrine but “easy-believism,” and hate mortification as too strict “legalism.” By these, and similar signs, sensuality may easily be known; indeed, by the main bent of the life.

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