Memory Verse:
Honor
the LORD with your wealth and with the best part of everything you produce.
Then he will fill your barns with grain, and your vats will overflow with good
wine. Proverbs
3:9-10
Honor the Lord. There are 71 verses in the New Living Translation using the words
“Honor the Lord.” Honor is associated with heaviness in Biblical translations. It
is also translated as giving glory or making someone honorable.
Honor the LORD for the glory of his name. Worship
the LORD in the splendor of his holiness. Psalm 29:2.
Glorify the
Lord. Give Him honor and respect. Can you imagine the splendor and majesty of God? He is Holy and worth of our honor.
Prayer
~ Jesus, Thank You for continuing to give us lessons by which to live. There
are so many facets to life that keep us in awe. May we continually honor You
and rejoice in all that You have done for us as we anticipate the day of Your
return.
Daily
Bible Reading: Jeremiah 7-9
Friday’s
Feast at the King’s Table
Tomatillos are one of the coolest looking
vegetables growing in the garden. Their green papery skins are intriguing and
make you wonder just what is hiding inside. It looks similar to a tomato—but it
is not. What is it… how do you eat it…what does it taste like…what do you do with
it? I’ve found that tomatillos don’t taste like tomatoes. They have a sort of lemony taste and are crunchy when raw. One way to eat them
is in Chili Verde – a pork or beef stew with nopalitos cactus
leaves, or you can chop them up into a green salsa. Enjoy exploring more of God’s great creations
as you feast on tasty tomatillos.
Tomatillo Salsa - Makes about 1 cup
8 tomatillos, peeled, stewed
2 scallions, halved
½ jalapeño pepper, halved, seeded, more or less to taste
1 garlic clove, peeled
1 teaspoon lime juice
½ cup fresh cilantro
½ teaspoon salt
Place all ingredients into a blender container and fasten
the lid tightly.
Turn machine on and slowly increase speed. Blend for 15
seconds or just until chopped. If necessary, use tamper to push the ingredients
into the blades while processing. Do not liquefy, just chop finely.
Serve as a dip or as an accompaniment with tacos,
burritos or enchiladas.
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