Name: Pumpkin Pie Fallout
Ingredients: 1 cn Pumpkin; 1 c F F Sweetened Condensed Milk; or I mixed up FF dry milk to make a cup; Egg Substitute for 2 eggs; 1 ts Cinnamon; 1/2 ts Ginger; 1/2 ts Nutmeg; 1/2 ts Salt; Sweetener equivalent to 3/4 c. sugar; if you'd like to sweeten it

From the beginning of the sermon to its end, the all engrossing force of the text and the God who speaks through that text must dominate our whole being. With the burning power of that truth on our heart and lips, every thought, emotion, and act of the will must be so captured by that truth that it springs forth with excitement, joy, sincerity, and reality as an evident token that God’s Spirit is in that word. Away with all the mediocre, lifeless, boring, and lackluster orations offered as pitiful substitutes for the powerful Word of the living Lord. If that Word from God does not thrill the proclaimer and fill [him]...with an intense desire to glorify God and do His will, how shall we ever expect it to have any greater effect on our hearers.

Walter Kaiser

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Dairy, Eggs			1	servings

INGREDIENTS

1	cn	Pumpkin
1	c	F F Sweetened Condensed Milk; or I mixed up FF dry milk to make a cup
		Egg Substitute for 2 eggs
1	ts	Cinnamon
1/2	ts	Ginger
1/2	ts	Nutmeg
1/2	ts	Salt
		Sweetener equivalent to 3/4 c. sugar; if you'd like to sweeten it

INSTRUCTIONS

Combine well & pour into pie crust, or pour into sprayed pan w/o crust for
more of a custard-dessert w/o the fat of a crust.
Posted to fatfree digest by The O'Briens <obfam@hardynet.com> on Nov 22,
1999, converted by MM_Buster v2.0l.

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“Beauty: an act of God”

Indifference to sin is a moral blemish, and he who hates it not is a moral leper. How could He who is the Sum of all excellency look with equal satisfaction upon virtue and vice, wisdom and folly? How could He who is infinitely holy disregard sin and refuse to manifest His 'severity' (Rom. 9:12) toward it? How could He who delights only in that which is pure and lovely, loathe and hate not that which is impure and vile? The very nature of God makes Hell as real a necessity, as imperatively and eternally requisite as Heaven is. Not only is there no imperfection in God, but there is no perfection in Him that is less perfect than another.

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