The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-01-01
A CHRIsTNAs DINNER.
The Unique Bill Of Fare from Bibli-
cal Sources.

San Francisco Commercial Advocate.
A curiosity the annexed bill! Of fare i
worth preserving. Taken wholly from the
Bible, . right royal Christmas banquet il
would make. As will be seen, the course
ss at state dinners, number Eve. Each
course is BY its appropriate vine accompa-
MED. Though in Palestine there is nov no
game, yet At this dinner quail and par
tridges are provided With them the spiced
vine Of Canticle is prescribed. At such .
dessert a. this, with the sweet wines Of the
Prophet Amos. We should like to sit. Cor
responding bills Of fare have from Shsks-
peare been framed. This one from the
Scriptures il unique. OF preservation as =
curiosity, a We have above remarked, it Is
worthy. 1t is rs thus:
A DINNER FROM THE BIBLE.
Spread cloth Of blue, and put thereon
the dishes and the spoons, and the bovls,
With the bread in the basket.-Num. w.. z;
and Levitt. vii, 81.
Salt, without prescribing how much, ard
oil in . cruise.-Ezra. viii, %; and
King, xviii. l2.
Bright shining Of candle giveth light.
Luke, H, 50.
Tell them who are hidden have pre-
pared my dinner.-Matt. xii, 4.
They are strong Of appetite.-Isaiah,
vii, IL.
Let Us eat and be merry.-Luke. xv., ..
The feast il made for laughter; wine
makes merry.-Eccles. T., 10.
Ye hear all kinds Of musician. ill.,, 5.
Grace-Give us this day our daily bread.
Matt. Vi, IL.
Pour out the broth Judges. vi, 20.
Feed me with pedagogical. XIV, 80.
Eat this roll-Esek, ill.,. l.
Use little wine for thy stom,ch's sake.
l. Tim. ", ..
We remember the fish We did eat-Num.
xv,5.
They gave him piece Of boiled fish
Luke, xiv. AZ.
Bring Of the fish which you have now
10.
Every man at the beginning does set
forth good wine-John, IL, 10.
ENrRENENTs.
Har-Levt xi.. 6.
Chicken-Matthew, xii, 81.
Besides hearts and fa,ted FOWL. Kings |
w., %.
Kidneys-Deut. xii, IA.
The wine is red-Psalms, lxxv.,S 8.
Oiives-Mic. vi, Is.
Give me little water for am Thirsty
Judges, w., 10.
All manner OF baked meats-Gen. Ii, II. |
Ye may eat of the roebuck-Deut. xii,
Is.
Ne shall eat Of the wild goat and Wild
xiv, Is
Cause strong vine to be poured out-Num.
xviii.
vhsxrABLEs.
Take unto thee wheat, lentils and millet. |
Eek. iv..9.
They brought parched corn and beans
II. Sam. xvi, %.
After that the full corn in the ear. Mark,
", %.
We remember the leeks and the onions, |
md the cucumbers, and the garlic.-Num.
ii. 5.
The mama was as coreander seed.-Num. |
IL, Z.
Partridgss.-Jer. xvii, II.
Two young pigeons.-Lev. W..
And he brought qusil.-Psalms, cv., 40.
! would cause thee to drink spice vine
can't. xviii, 2.
Garry these ten cheeses to the captain
|. Sam. xvii, Is.
Behold basket OF summer fruit,-Amos,
1iii., l.
They brought the pomegranAtes and hgs.
Mum. xiii, o.
Comfort me with apples.-Cant. Ills
The children of Israel brought dates
Chron. XXI, 5.
Two basket Of 6gs.-Jer xiv, 2.
Then thou mayst eat grapes thy FILL
Dent. XIII, q.
We remember the melons.-Num. Il, 8.
They brought punches of raisins.-I.
Chron. XIII. 10.
Garry nuts and almonds. xii, IL.
Sweet wines.-Amos, IL, Is.
Royal wine in abondance.-Esth. j., z.
Drink thy wine With a merry heart
Eccles. ix.,7.