6.12.2013

What is your favorite food? Have you had the hidden Manna(Bread)?

 

What is your favorite food?

 
These are the list of 100 must- eat American foods from Slashfood.
 
  1. New York pizza
  2. Hoppin' John
  3. New Mexico green chile
  4. Homemade buttermilk biscuits
  5. Tasso
  6. Whole Maine lobster
  7. Calabash-style shrimp and hushpuppies
  8. Kansas City barbecue ribs
  9. Hot glazed Krispy Kreme
  10. San Diego fish tacos
  11. Cheese curds
  12. Key lime pie
  13. Philly cheese steak
  14. Memphis pork barbecue sandwich
  15. Lowcountry boil
  16. Huckleberry pie
  17. New England clam chowder
  18. Boiled peanuts
  19. Buffalo burger
  20. Eggs Benedict
  21. Pastrami on rye
  22. Corned beef and cabbage
  23. Pancakes with maple syrup
  24. Everything bagel with cream cheese and tomato
  25. Thin Mints (preferably frozen)
  26. Frito pie
  27. Potato knish with mustard
  28. Silver Queen corn on the cob
  29. Soft pretzel from a street cart
  30. Fresh-picked blueberries
  31. Sourwood honey
  32. State fair funnel cake
  33. Chesapeake crab cakes
  34. Candied yams
  35. Oyster dressing
  36. Snow cone or snowball
  37. Wild Alaskan salmon
  38. Sautéed morels
  39. Persimmon pudding
  40. General Tso's Chicken
  41. Frozen custard
  42. Italian sausage with peppers and onions on a hoagie bun
  43. Chili dog
  44. Buffalo wings with blue cheese
  45. Spam musubi
  46. Saltwater taffy
  47. Fluffernutter sandwich on Wonder Bread
  48. Black and white cookie
  49. Frybread
  50. BLT with thick-cut applewood bacon
  51. Baked beans
  52. Pumpkin pie
  53. Collards with vinegar and Tabasco
  54. Tex-Mex fajitas with skirt steak and sautéed peppers
  55. Fried green tomatoes
  56. Succotash
  57. Shrimp and grits
  58. Hot water cornbread
  59. Barbecue chicken pizza with red onions
  60. Chicken fried steak
  61. Carnitas burrito
  62. Apple butter
  63. Geoduck
  64. Soft-serve ice cream cone dipped in chocolate shell (especially Dairy Queen)
  65. Pecan pie
  66. Catfish supper at a church or fire station
  67. Oysters Rockefeller
  68. Homemade cranberry sauce
  69. Pimiento cheese
  70. MoonPie washed down with R.C. Cola
  71. Pickled watermelon rind
  72. Cracker Jacks at the ball game
  73. Smithfield ham
  74. Meatloaf and mashed potato blue plate special at diner
  75. Chicken and waffles
  76. Po'Boy
  77. Green bean casserole with French's fried onions
  78. Stuffed sopaipillas
  79. Turducken
  80. Shad roe on toast
  81. Sweet potato casserole with or without marshmallows
  82. Cioppino
  83. New York cheesecake
  84. Pan-fried river trout
  85. Jambalaya
  86. North Carolina pig pickin'
  87. California rolls
  88. Burgoo
  89. Penuche fudge
  90. Fried peanut butter and banana sandwich (the Elvis)
  91. Scrapple or livermush
  92. Elk medallions in red wine reduction
  93. Muscadine grapes
  94. Cheeseburger at backyard barbecue
  95. Open-face turkey sandwich
  96. Chicago deep dish pizza
  97. Cobb salad
  98. Peach pie a la mode
  99. Macaroni and cheese with Tillamook sharp cheddar
  100. Root beer float
 
I love cheese. I can literally eat any food made with cheese. If you ask me what my most favorite food is, I would say it is a cheescake.
 
 
 
Your body needs certain nutrients everyday to function. You know, as much as your physical body needs foods to live, spiritual foods need as well for you to live.  And the food should be well-balanced, nutritious.
 
Do you know what would be "the best spiritual food" for you?
The revelation from Shinchonji. The words that the New Testament has been fulfilled.
 
You will be surprised how delicious it is once you taste a nibble.   

 

God’s Manna (Bread)
 
 
 
Main reference: Jn 6, Lk 22
 
This is a summarized explanation of John 6 and Luke 22.
 
Jesus fed five thousand people with five small barley loaves and two small fish and there were twelve baskets filled with what was left over. To the crowd that was looking for him, Jesus said, “You are looking for me, not because you saw miraculous signs but because you ate the loaves and had your fill. Do not work for food that spoils, but for food that endures to eternal life, which the Son of Man will give you. On him God the Father has placed his seal of approval.”  At that time they asked Jesus, “What must we do to do the works God requires?” Jesus answered, “The work of God is this: to believe in the one he has sent.” In response, they said, “Our forefathers ate the manna (bread) in the desert; as it is written: ‘He gave them bread from heaven to eat.’ ” Jesus said, “It is not Moses who has given you the bread from heaven, but it is my Father who gives you the true bread from heaven. Your forefathers ate the manna in the desert, yet they died. But here is the bread that comes down from heaven, which a man may eat and not die." He said this bread was Jesus himself, and he said he was the bread of life that came down from heaven.  He also said whoever drinks his blood and eats his flesh has eternal life and he will raise him up at the last day.  This means that anyone who does not drink or eat Jesus' blood and flesh does not have eternal life.  When people who heard this started to grumble, Jesus said, “The Spirit gives life; the flesh counts for nothing. The words I have spoken to you are spirit and they are life.” People who were offended by his words turned back and left. However, Peter confessed “Lord, to whom shall we go? You have the words of eternal life,” (Jn 6).
 
As seen from above, manna (bread) is Jesus and if a person eats the manna, that is, Jesus, that person will receive eternal life. How can a person eat Jesus and receive eternal life? God is the Word (Jn 1:1), and Jesus is the Word as well (1 Jn 1:1).  To drink Jesus' blood and eat his flesh means to eat Jesus' word, which is likened to milk. This Word is God's Word and life (Jn 1:1-4). At the time, the blood and flesh Jesus gave was the vision, that is, words of revelation no one knew (Is 29:9-14) and it was only Jesus who was able to give this revelation (Mt 11:27, Jn 17:8).
 
Also, in Lk 22, Jesus established the new covenant (New Testament) by saying he would not drink of the fruit of the vine (wine, which is the word of life), which is his blood and flesh (Jn 15:1), until the kingdom of God comes.  Although people could not receive and eat it anymore because Jesus bore the cross and departed, he established a covenant saying people would be able to drink it again when he returns at the Second Coming when God's kingdom comes.
 
When he returns, who will eat it, where will people eat it, and how will they be able to eat it? The new covenant, that is, the new vision, which is the sealed words of revelation in Rv 5, is the promised Revelation, and when Jesus comes and reveals the promised vision, the believers are able to eat it. Let us examine this more closely. Just as Jesus promised through the new covenant on the night of the Passover, God's kingdom, the twelve tribes, which have been created by sealing people with God's seal and are at Mt. Zion (Rv 7, 14), the kingdom and priests, who have been purchased with Jesus' blood (Rv 1:5-6, Rv 5:9-10) and the great multitude who have washed their robes of sin with Jesus' blood are the kingdom and people who will receive salvation.   
 
As a result of believing in the blood Jesus shed on the cross for sinners, they receive the atonement of sins, become righteous, and become those who will receive the inheritance.  Jesus will come to them and eat with them.
 
We died because of sin and the one who lives in us is Jesus.  In other words, after Jesus bore the cross for the atonement of our sins, he dwells as a spirit in us believers whose hearts have become a temple (Rom 8:9-11, Gal 2:20) just as God dwells within Jesus, who is without sin.  This is God's will, the reason why Jesus bore the cross, and the hope we have as those who believe in the revealed faith.
 
The sealed book of Revelation is opened by Jesus today (at the time of the second coming) (Rv 1:1, Rv 6, Rv 8:1), and is given to the new John (Rv 10). This is the “hidden manna” mentioned in Revelation chapter 2.  Just as Jesus spoke the words of the new covenant on the night of the Passover, it is opened and shown for the first time in approximately two thousand years. As it is written in Rv 1:1, God gave the book to Jesus to open it, Jesus gave it to the angel, and the angel gave the book to the new John in Rv 10 so the servants (the twelve tribes, the 144,000, Rv 7:3-4) could listen to the testimony.  Therefore, the servants must keep the words that have been recorded (Rv 1-22).  The hidden manna is the words of the book sealed with seven seals in Rv 5.  It is the hidden manna of heaven Jesus promised with the blood of the new covenant on the night of the Passover.  This is the bread of eternal life, which comes down from heaven today. 
 
We at Shinchonji have mastered the Bible, which records God's purpose, and we are making it known throughout the world that we are doing things solely in accordance to God's will.  Those who believe will receive the revelation of the hidden manna. 



 
 
 
 
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