Ziti With Fresh Herbs – We Love God!

Jesus loved the enthusiast, the man who knew what side he was on and threw himself whole-heartedly into the struggle. He liked energetic action, as in the men who climbed the roof and broke a way through for their paralyzed friend, or in Zacchaeus who forgot his dignity and swarmed up a tree. He loved the generous giver. All four Gospels quote His saying, 'He who loves life loses it; he who spends keeps.' It sums up His attitude to life. He praised the man who banged on the door till he got an answer; He wanted men to show that kind of determination in the affairs of religion. He praised the widow who badgered the unjust judge into doing justice. He did not like playing for safety or burying one’s talent. It is the peace-makers rather than the peace-keepers whom He blesses. Goodness is a positive active loyalty (Hugh Martin).

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CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Dairy		Pasta	4	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1	T	Finely chopped fresh parsley
1	T	Finely chopped fresh
		tarragon
1	T	Finely chopped fresh chives
1	T	Finely chopped fresh chervil
		or use 1 additional tsp
		each of chopped tarragon
		and parsley
		Salt to taste
1	lb	Ziti
2	T	Butter
2	T	Olive oil
1/2	c	Grated parmesan cheese, I
		use 3/4 cup
		Also add some fresh diced
		tomatoabout 1 medium
		tomato

INSTRUCTIONS

submitted by: sgjg6566@pipeline.com (Julie, Michigan, USA) Hi
everyone! Now that the fresh herbs are really coming up I like to
serve this recipe for a simple delicious meal! It's from the New York
Times Cookbook and one of my favorites!  Combine the parsley, tarragon,
chives and chervil in a small bowl.  Bring 2 quarts of water to a boil
in a large pot and add salt. Add  the ziti and cook about 12 minutes;
drain. Return the ziti to the pot  and add the butter and oil. Toss
briefly and add the herb mixture  (and the tomato if you want). Toss
and serve immediately with the  grated cheese. Enjoy!!  DAVE
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“We would worry less if we praised more. Thanksgiving is the enemy of discontent and dissatisfaction. #Harry Ironside”

Nutrition (calculated from recipe ingredients) ---------------------------------------------- Calories: 596 Calories From Fat: 161 Total Fat: 18.1g Cholesterol: 25.1mg Sodium: 92.2mg Potassium: 310.4mg Carbohydrates: 86.8g Fiber: 3.2g Sugar: 1g Protein: 20.2g

But what about love and loyalty when no one else seems to be hurt, such as premarital sexual relationships? Such an argument does not apprehend biblical love. Love is not simply the absence of obvious injury to anyone. For example, critical thoughts don’t victimize, but they are unloving and wrong. Defining love in terms of whether people get hurt misses the heart of biblical teaching. We may not automatically decide what form love takes. God tells us how to love. When we love on our terms rather than His, we are in sin. Even if our sin does not seem to hurt another human being, it is still sin. If sin were reduced to hurting others, then we could become morally perfect by isolating ourselves from all people. Sin, however, is not primarily a human-against-human action. It is human-against-God. God defines love as obedience to Him.

Edward Welch