Blessed be the Lord

Read Psalm 28:6

"Blessed be The Lord, because He hath heard the voice of my supplications" 

"True success in any line of work is not the result of chance or accident or destiny. It is the outworking of God’s providences, the reward of faith and discretion, of virtue and perseverance. Fine mental qualities and a high moral tone are not the result of accident. God gives opportunities; success depends upon the use made of them. – {LHU 193.3}

While God was working in Daniel and his companions “to will and to do of His good pleasure” (Philippians 2:13), they were working out their own salvation. Herein is revealed the outworking of the divine principle of cooperation, without which no true success can be attained. Human effort avails nothing without divine power; and without human endeavor, divine effort is with many of no avail. To make God’s grace our own, we must act our part. His grace is given to work in us to will and to do, but never as a substitute for our effort. – {LHU 193.4}

As the Lord cooperated with Daniel and his fellows, so He will cooperate with all who strive to do His will. And by the impartation of His Spirit He will strengthen every true purpose, every noble resolution. Those who walk in the path of obedience will encounter many hindrances. Strong, subtle influences may bind them to the world; but the Lord is able to render futile every agency that works for the defeat of His chosen ones; in His strength they may overcome every temptation, conquer every difficulty (Prophets and Kings, 486, 487). – {Lift Him Up p.193.5}"

Our fruit salad today was strawberries+cherries and grapes crushed with almonds in the food processor. Really good ;)

Homeschool work:

And one of Faraoh's dreams:

We came back from downtown and little sister was tired Logan used Thoghtfulness, character quality from last week's lesson, and carries his sweet sister a few steps. 

Friday is the preparation day so we have lots to do in the kitchen 

Rubharb pavê

And this is rubharb and orange juice with honey what I used in my pavê instead of pineapples. 

Larissa just watching making rice flour(blend brown rice and it becomes a flour like sand, depending on your blender)

Now making a carob cake:

•1 1/3 cup of rice flour( I just blended raw brown rice and my flour is ready)

•1/3 cup oil

•1/3 cup water or any nut milk( I used coconut milk today)

•1 Tbsp Vanilla

•2-4Tbsp honey

•2 Tbsp Carob Powder

•1 cup of Apple sauce( cook 2 apples in a pressure cooker for 5-8 min)

•1 Tbsp baking powder

Blend all together and bake it medium/high for 30 min

They not only work they also have fun...

And the grand finale 

For the filling I used 

•1/2 cup of coconut milk

•2 Tbsp organic peanut butter

•1 Tbsp extra virgen coconut oil

•1 Tbsp carob powder

•1/3 cup halzenuts

•1/3 cup cashew nuts

Blend it all together 

It's a small cake and my dish was a big one so the cake is not so thick perhaps if I used a smaller dish it would be thicker but is yummy. 

Enjoy it

Here's my helpers!

Happy Sabbath!