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How did shepherds use honey and a limestone rock to help sick sheep?

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I think of David of old. Hallelujah! Yes, sir. When he said there is…Where he talked about…He said, “Taste and see the Lord is good. It tastes like honey in the rock.” A little old description I used to use, thinking about an old scrip they used to carry on their side here, a little sack that they put honey in, the old shepherds did. And when the sick would give…the sheep would all get sick, they’d take off some of the honey out of the scrip bag and put it on a limestone rock, and call the sick sheep and let that sick sheep go to licking on that rock. And when they go to licking the honey off of the rock, he went and licked some of the limestone in while licking the honey. And you know what happened? The sick sheep got well.

God's Way That's Been Made for Us, Unknown Date, Jeffersonville, IN, §184

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Title:
God's Way That's Been Made for Us
Date:
Unknown date
Location:
Jeffersonville, IN
Paragraph:
§184

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