THE FREEPER CANTEEN - The What City Should You Eat Your Way Through Quiz

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Lookalikes

May 24, 2017

We all . . . are being transformed into his image with ever-increasing glory, which comes from the Lord, who is the Spirit. 2 Corinthians 3:18

They say we all have one: Doppelgangers some call them. Lookalikes. People unrelated to us who look very much like us.

Mine happens to be a star in the music field. When I attended one of his concerts, I got a lot of double takes from fellow fans during intermission. But alas, I am no James Taylor when it comes to singing and strumming a guitar. We just happen to look alike.

Who do you look like? As you ponder that question, reflect on 2 Corinthians 3:18, where Paul tells us that we “are being transformed into [the Lord’s] image.” As we seek to honor Jesus with our lives, one of our goals is to take on His image. Of course, this doesn’t mean we have to grow a beard and wear sandals—it means that the Holy Spirit helps us demonstrate Christlike characteristics in how we live. For example, in attitude (humility), in character (loving), and in compassion (coming alongside the down and out), we are to look like Jesus and imitate Him.

As we “contemplate the Lord’s glory,” by fixing our eyes on Jesus, we can grow more and more like Him. What an amazing thing it would be if people could observe us and say, “I see Jesus in you”!

Lord, help us to gaze on You, to study You, to know You. Transform us into Your image by what we say, how we love others, and how we worship You. May others see Jesus in us.

Love is the family resemblance the world should see in followers of Christ.

INSIGHT:

After having communed with God for some eighty days and nights (Ex. 24:18; 34:28), Moses’s face shone, reflecting and radiating the holiness and glory of God (34:29–35). When he came down from Mt. Sinai with the law, the people were afraid to come near him. Thereafter, Moses wore a veil over his face, seemingly to protect the Israelites from prolonged exposure to God’s glorious holiness.

Thousands of years later, the apostle Paul adds that Moses veiled himself to prevent the Israelites from seeing that this glory was fading away (2 Cor. 3:13). Using Moses’s experience, Paul reminds us of the great privilege Christians have today. Just as Moses was able to enter God’s holy presence without the veil (Ex. 34:34–35), anyone who believes in Jesus also has this privilege (2 Cor. 3:14, 16). The Holy Spirit gives us unencumbered and unrestricted access into God’s holy presence (v. 17) and will enable us to “see and reflect the glory of the Lord, [making] us more and more like him as we are changed into his glorious image” (v. 18 nlt).

In what ways are you like your heavenly Father? How is exposure to God’s holiness through His Word changing you to look more like Christ?

"New York City"

You love to eat, and when it comes to food, you have the widest possible range of taste.
You can be content with a simple hot dog or 3AM pretzel. But when you go big, you can also appreciate the finest tasting menu in town.

You are a person who loves to be in the middle of the action, and not just at restaurants. You love bustling scenes of every sort.
You have a broad set of interests, and you thrive when you can visit a big city. You're never bored when there's so much going on outside your doorstep.

Is there a Pizzaville as an option?

Try Naples. The original one, not the one in Florida.

You Should Eat In New York City

You love to eat, and when it comes to food, you have the widest possible range of taste.
You can be content with a simple hot dog or 3AM pretzel. But when you go big, you can also appreciate the finest tasting menu in town.

You are a person who loves to be in the middle of the action, and not just at restaurants. You love bustling scenes of every sort.
You have a broad set of interests, and you thrive when you can visit a big city. You're never bored when there's so much going on outside your doorstep.

What City Should You Eat Your Way Through?

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Never been there, just flown thru the airports.

‘Evening, all....happy Ascension Day a little early.

#1....The Mayor!
Way To Go!
Thanks for our beautiful
lesson from God's Word!

Hi Luv. Sez here this week to crank up Sinatra cuz it’s New York, New York for me.

You Should Eat in NYC

You love to eat, and when it comes to food, you have the widest possible range of taste.

You can be content with a simple hot dog or 3AM pretzel. But when you go big, you can also appreciate the finest tasting menu in town.

You are a person who loves to be in the middle of the action, and not just at restaurants. You love bustling scenes of every sort.

You have a broad set of interests, and you thrive when you can visit a big city. You’re never bored when there’s so much going on outside your doorstep.

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You tend to like comforting, rustic food... probably dishes very similar to those that you grew up with.
You enjoy food that tastes like it's home cooked and cooked with love. Some of your favorite meals don't come from restaurants.

Your travel style is a bit old fashioned. You love to learn about the history of the place you are visiting.
You also like to talk to locals and get a feel for what life is like. You enjoy immersing yourself in a culture.

What City Should You Eat Your Way Through?

Next best place to Constaninople (Byzantium).

#2...Mr P!
Good Job!
I'd love the chance
to have some real
NY deli food!

#3....mountainlion!
wOOt!
There should be, right? :)

Don't recall much about N'Oleans, and I was there for 4 days!

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You love food that is rich, hearty, and flavorful. You especially love food that's traditional and time tested.
You eat because you love food. You are looking for big tastes and lots of spice - you don't like anything too wimpy.

You love to celebrate, and not just with food. You enjoy a lively night out, especially one that ends in the morning.
You are a friendly person, and you believe that life is all about shared experiences. You love to be part of a fun crowd.

What City Should You Eat Your Way Through?

St. Louis, MO - Tony’s, Kemoll’s, Al’s, the Hill, Pork Steaks, Imo’s Pizza, Toasted Ravioli, St. Louis style Bar-be-que ribs, Gooey Butter Cake, and Ted Drews frozen custard.

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Naples, Italy for Cuban food? That would be different! LOL!

Barcelona. I didn’t see an HTML button so that I could share. :-(

Rome?

I would never have guessed.

I’ve been to Western NY, but we really didn’t have but one meal there, just fast food. We were visiting NYTexan before taking off for Maine with him in his SUV...hubby and I. He also took us to Niagara Falls and we had a wonderful BBQ with The Mayor and his lovely wife, and with DollyCali and others.

Good times.

Good evening. Thanks for pointing that out for those who celebrate it!