Six-hour Root Beer – We Love God!

If the Lord wanted to teach us that creation took place in six literal days, how could He have stated it more plainly than Genesis does? The length of the days is defined by periods of day and night that are governed after day four by the sun and moon. The week itself defines the pattern of human labor and rest. The days are marked by the passage of morning and evening. How could these not signify the chronological progression of God's creative work?

John MacArthur

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
		Drinks, Mixed	1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

2	c	Sugar
1	t	Yeast, scant teaspoon
2	T	Root beer extract

INSTRUCTIONS

Put ingredients in a gallon jug with about a quart of very warm  water.
Stir until ingredients are well mixed. Finish filling the jug  with
warm water. Let stand six hours (just laythe lid on top, do not  screw
on). At the end of the six hours, screw lid on and refrigerate.  Recipe
By     :  From:                                 Date:  From Gemini's
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Nutrition (calculated from recipe ingredients) ---------------------------------------------- Calories: 1548 Calories From Fat: 0 Total Fat: 0g Cholesterol: 0mg Sodium: 4mg Potassium: 8mg Carbohydrates: 399.9g Fiber: 0g Sugar: 399.2g Protein: 0g

It is said that Satan once called to him the emissaries of hell and said he wanted to send one of them to earth to aid women and men in the ruination of their souls. He asked which one would want to go. One creature came forward and said, 'I will go.' Satan said, “If I send you, what will you tell the children of men?” He said, “I will tell the children of men that there is no heaven.” Satan said, “They will not believe you, for there is a bit of heaven in every human heart. In the end everyone knows that right and good must have the victory. You may not go.” Then another came forward, darker and fouler than the first. Satan said, “If I send you, what will you tell the children of men?” He said, “I will tell them there is no hell.' Satan looked at him and said, 'Oh, no; they will not believe you, for in every human heart there's a thing called conscience, an inner voice which testifies to the truth that not only will good be triumphant, but that evil will be defeated. You may not go.” Then one last creature came forward, this one from the darkest place of all. Satan said to him, “And if I send you, what will you say to women and men to aid them in the destruction of their souls?” He said, “I will tell them there is no hurry.” Satan said, “Go!”

Bruce Thielemann