It is not easy to get the law killed. Something of a legal disposition remains even in the believer while he is in this world. Many a stroke does self and self-righteousness get, but still it revives again. If he were wholly dead to the law, he would be wholly dead to sin. But so far as the law lives, sin lives. They that think they know the gospel well enough betray their ignorance. No man can be too evangelical [gospel-centered]. It will take all his life-time to get a legal temper destroyed.

Ralph Erskine

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
			100	Servings

INGREDIENTS

INSTRUCTIONS

PAN:  18 BY 26-INCH SHEET PAN                     TEMPERATURE:  375 F. OVEN
  :
1.  OPEN CANS AT BOTH ENDS; PUSH OUT BACON.
2.  REMOVE PARCHMENT PAPER; SEPERATE SLICES.
3.  ARRANGE SLICES IN 3 ROWS ACROSS PAN WITH FAT EDGES SLIGHTLY OVERLAPPING
LEAN EDGES.
4.  HEAT 6 TO 8 MINUTES UNTIL BACON IS CRISP.  DO NOT TURN; DO NOT OVERCOOK
AS BACON IS FULLY COOKED.
5.  DRAIN ON ABSORBENT PAPER.
  :
NOTE:  1.  IN STEP 1, 4 LB 8 OZ (1-NO. 10 CN) CANNED PRECOOKED BACON MAY BE
USED.  EACH PORTION:  3 SLICES.
NOTE:  2.  IN STEP 1, BACON WILL BE EASIER TO REMOVE IF UNOPENED CANS ARE
PLACED IN HOT WATER FOR A FEW MINUTES.
NOTE:  3.  3 LB OTHER SIZE CONTAINERS OF PRECOOKED BACON MAY BE USED.
Recipe Number: L00100
SERVING SIZE: 2 SLICES
From the <Army Master Recipe Index File> (actually used today!).
Downloaded from Glen's MM Recipe Archive, http://www.erols.com/hosey.

A Message from our Provider:

“Shock your mom – go to church”

Procrastination, the thief of time, is one of the devil’s most potent weapons for defrauding us of eternal heritage. The habit of “putting off” is fatal to spiritual leadership. Its power resides in our natural reluctance to come to grips with important decisions. Making decisions, and acting on them, always requires moral energy. But the passing of time never makes action easier; quite the opposite. Most decisions are more difficult a day later, and you may also lose an advantage by such delay. The nettle will never be easier to grasp than now.

Oswald Sanders