The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1877-09-25
An BIBLICAL BILL oF FARE.
Queer Quotations from the scrip
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From the san Francisco Commercial Advocate.
OF preservation rs a curiosity the
annexed bill of fare - we'll worth pre-
serving Taken wholly from the Bi-
BILE, a right royal Christmas banquet II
would make IA will be seen, the
course. as at State dinners, number
/ five. Tie candelabra and mnsie are
| specified. Each course j. by its APP
! propriate wine accompanied. Though
in Palestine there is nov no game. yet
at this dinner quails aud partridges
are provided. With them the spiced
wine Of the Canticle is prescribed At
such q dessert as this. with the sweet
wines of the Prophet Amos. we should
/ like 10 sit. Corresponding bills Of
/ fare have from Shakespeare been fram-
ed. This one from the sacred Scrip
lures is unique OF preservation as a
curiosity, as we have above remarked,
il is worthy II is as thus
pNSrR FROM THE BIBLE.
Spread cloth OF blue, and put
thereon the dishes and the spoons, and
the bowls. and the bread i'm the basket.
Nun. iv. 7, and Levitt. viii. 81.
Salt without prescribing how much,
oil IN a cruse. Ezra vii, -. and /
/ Kings xvii, L.
Bright shining on candle givcth
/ light. Luke xi, 80.
Tell them who are hidden have pre-
pared my dinner. Matthew xxi, T.
They are strong Of appetite. Isaiah
I vii. IL.
Let US eat and be merry. - Luke ",
%.
The fenst ia made for laughter wine
makes merry.-Eccles. Z, 10.
Ie hear all kinds OF music. - Daniel
iii. Q.
Gmce-Give MS this day our daily
bread. Matt Vi. IL.
SOUP.
Pour out the broth Judges VI. 20.
Feed me with pottage XIV. %.
Eat this oll.-Ezek III. ].
Use a little wine for thy stomach s
sake.-l Tim. Y, %.
FIsH.
We remember the fsh we did eaI
freely.-Num. xv, D.
They gave him piece Of boiled fish.
Luke xiv. 40.
Bring OF the fish which We have nov
caught. John xxi, 10.
Every man at the beginning doth SCI
forth good wine. John ii, TO-
ESTREMENTs.
Hare.-Levit. Vi, 6.
Chickens. Matt. xii, 81.
Besides harts aud iatted fowl
Kings ~. %.
Uidnevs Dent vxii IA
The wine - red. Psalms ixxv. s.
Olives. Mic. vi. IS.
Give little water for am thirsty
Judges iy, 10.
ROAST.
All manner Of baked meats. Gen
Ii, IL.
Ye may eat Of the Roebuck -Dout
Xii. -.
Ye shall eat the Wild goat aud wiz,
OK. --Deut. xvi, ..
Cause the strong wine 10 be poure,
out-Num. xviii. Z.
vEGETABLEs.
Take INTO thee wheat, lentilcs, al,
millet. -Ezek. ", 9.
They brought parched corn an
beans.-2 Sam. xvi, %
After that the full corn in the car =
Mark iv, 2s
We remember the leeks aud the OF
ions. and the cucumbers and the gal
lic.-Num. ri, 8.
The mamma was ns coriauder ses d.
Mum. II, Z.
oAME.
Partridges. Jeremiah xvii. IL.
Two young pigeons. V, Z.
Aud be brought quail. -Psalms c,
40.
would cause thee to drink spice
wine Cant xvii, q
Garry these ten cheeses 10 the Car
tain. i Sam. xvii. 1s
DESSERT.
Behold basket Of summer fruit.
Amos viii, i.
They brought Of the pomegranate
aud fss.-Num. xiii, %
Comfort me with apples Cant. ii,
The Children 81 Israel brought date
- Chron. XXI, ..
Two baskets Of hgs. .-Jeremia
: xiv, 2.
Then thou mayest eat grapes thy fl
Dent. xiii, %.
We remember the melons. Nun
M, ..
They brought bunches Of raisins -
, Chron. XII, 40
Carry nuts and almonds. Gen xxi
III.
Sweet winss Amos tx, 10
Royal wines in abundance. -Esl
-.
Drink thy wine with a merry hear
-Ecc,es *, Z.