Re: Matthew 22:21
marika <[email protected]>
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Brother Desmond (Desi) Edward Coughlan <[email protected]> wrote: > > Well, then, He said, give to Caesar what belongs to Caesar, and > give to God what belongs to God. > > > > Repent now and accept Jesus Christ into your heart > Anchovies! The prime component of ceasar! The best flavor of all, especially when you are talking about Christ, what with all that fish symbology associated with him. But there is a hierarchy of flavor preference in the water into wind thingy. Sugar, yes I would definitely taste that. Milk and lemon, probably not. I would know it had milk in it by the color. But (for example) I’d have no idea if it was dairy milk, non dairy powder creamer, almond milk, soymilk, or maybe even white glue, for all I know. I’d just know it tasted “creamy” (not black). Lemon flavored beverages- no, I am never able to identify that. You could give me yellow kiwi-ade or lime-ade and tell me it’s lemonade, and I’d never know the difference. Unless I drank 100% lemon juice, I’d probably recognize that. Cinnamon- no. Absolutely no luck ever tasting that in any beverages. In fact I just bought cinnamon coffee last week, and it tastes like regular coffee to me. No discernible ‘different’ flavor. Pepper- I don’t know, I’ve never tried a beverage with pepper in it. But have used pepper in guacamole, and don’t think it changes the taste, I definitely don’t recognize any difference when I forget to add pepper. But like lemons, I guess if I ate a tablespoon of straight pepper, I’d taste it