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1 cup of friendship
1/2 cup of hope
2 cups of love
5 tbsp of respect
1/2 cup of kindness
1 cup of joy
3 tsp of understanding
1 1/2 cups honesty
Mix friendship, love, and kindness in a large bowl. Add understanding a few drops at a time. Then stir in honesty and joy for good firm dough. Sprinkle half of respect over it and mix well.
Pour into a cake pan and bake at 350°F. When it is ready pour the hope and the rest of respect on top and share with everyone you know.
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I really like your recipe for peace. I would like to share it on my facebook page, but I would like to acknowledge the author. Is there some one I should quote?
I LIKE YOUR RESIPE FOR WORLD PEACE IM GOING TO TELL MY FRIENDS ABOUT IT, WE ARE DOING A PROJECT ABOUT RESIPES OF PEACE AND I WISH I COULD WRITE SOMETHING AS GOOD AS YOURS!
Dear Anthony, thank you for your compliment. It is wonderful to know that you are doing a project on recipes for peace! Maybe when you have finished your project you would like to come back and post what you came up with. May God bless you!
Amen! I agree with the statment.
Exacly i agree also.
What a unique way to live the Christian life in a practical way! No one will believe a message until they believe in the messenger. I am reminded that we are called to exhibit the “Fruit Of The Spirit”, which is “Love, Joy, Peace, Patience, Kindness, Goodness ……” there are 9 of these attributes listed in Galatians 5:16-17 (and I need to memorize them again). We are called to live in such a way that others are attracted to us and to Jesus. What a joy and what a responsibility! You can count on me sharing this recipe with many! Blessings, Alfred.
Here is a correction to my entree from a few days ago (as on this computer I have a Bible). The Fruit of the Spirit is in Galatians 5:22-23 “But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, long-suffering, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, self-control. Against such there is no law.” NKJV