How can I tell if my trust in the Lord is wholehearted? One way is this. Do I let the Bible overrule my own thinking? It says, “Do not lean on your own understanding” [Pr. 3:5]. So, do I agree with the Bible, or do I obey the Bible? If I merely agree with the Bible, then my positive response is not obedience but coincidence. The Bible just happens to line up with the prejudices I’ve soaked up from my background. But what do I do when the Bible contradicts what I want to be true — especially when, on top of that, it seems culturally remote and perplexing? If I’m reading the Bible for excuses for what I want anyway, my heart has already drifted from the Lord. But if I trust Him wholeheartedly, I will let the Bible challenge my most cherished thoughts and feelings.

Ray Ortlund

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
			100	Servings

INGREDIENTS

INSTRUCTIONS

DRAIN TUREKY; DICE INTO 1-INCH PIECES. ADD CELERY, PICKLES AND ONIONS
TO TURKEY; MIX THOROUGHLY. ADD LEMON JUICE, SALAD DRSSING, SALT AND
PEPPER; MIX LIGHTLY BUT THOROUGHLY. COVER; REFRIGERATE UNTIL READY TO
SERVE. PLACE 1 LETTUCE LEAF ON SERVING DISH; ADD 1 CUP (2-NO. 8  SCOOP)
TURKEY SALAD JUST BEFORE SERVING.  NOTE:  1.  IN STEP 2:  16 LB 7 OZ
FRESH CELERY A.P. WILL YIELD 12 LB  CHOPPED CELERY. 9 OZ DRY ONIONS
A.P. WILL YIELD 8 OZ CHOPPED ONIONS.  NOTE:  2.  IN STEP 3, 1 LB 8 OZ
LEMONS A.P. (6 LEMONS) WILL YIELD 1  CUP JUICE.  NOTE:  3.  IN STEP 4,
4 LB 5 OZ FRESH LETTUCE A.P. WILL YIELD 4 LB  TRIMMED LETTUCE.  Recipe
Number: L15104  SERVING SIZE: 100  From the <Army Master Recipe Index
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