RIGHTFULLY RECONCILED (33 OF 50)
Scripture: Genesis 33:1-20
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Rightfully Reconciled (33 of 50)
Series: Genesis
Donald Cantrell
Genesis 33:1-20
Theme: Jacob and Esau did the right thing in coming together
I - The Dreaded Day (1a)
II - The Deliberate Division (1b - 2)
III - The Dramatic Descent (3, 5 - 7)
IV - The Devoted Duo (4)
V - The Delightful Distribution (8 - 11)
VI - The Denied Destination (12 - 17)
VII - The Dedicated Dwelling (18 - 20)
What Is Bitrex?
Denatonium Benzoate - to give it its full, technical name, ironically, that's a bit of a mouthful. So we call it Bitrex®.
The bitterest substance known to man, woman or child, that's according to The Guinness World Records. A substance that's put into household, garden and automotive products to ensure that if a child or animal ever tried to swallow it, they would spit it straight out before they could be poisoned.
Completely harmless if consumed. It just tastes really, really horrible.
Bitrex is a lifesaver, literally, though it was the product of a happy accident. Bitrex was discovered in 1958 by a team of Macfarlan Smith scientists who were working on a new local anesthetic. Our chemists realised immediately that they had found a remarkable substance, the world's most bitter material and quickly put it to good use and in doing so they were helping to make accidental poisoning a thing of the past.
One thimble full of Bitrex placed in an Olympic sized pool will make the entire pool to be bitter to the taste. But despite this bitterness, Bitrex is itself totally harmless. It won't make you sick or ill, it just tastes so bitter that you will want to spit it out fast. Bitrex is sold in over 60 countries worldwide.
Bitrex is intentionally used as a bitter substance to prevent harm, but there is another type of bitterness that will cause harm and destroy a human being. Human bitterness is the most dangerous form of bitterness, it is deadly.
Heb 12:15 KJV - Looking diligently lest any man fail of the grace of God; lest any root of bittern ...
Series: Genesis
Donald Cantrell
Genesis 33:1-20
Theme: Jacob and Esau did the right thing in coming together
I - The Dreaded Day (1a)
II - The Deliberate Division (1b - 2)
III - The Dramatic Descent (3, 5 - 7)
IV - The Devoted Duo (4)
V - The Delightful Distribution (8 - 11)
VI - The Denied Destination (12 - 17)
VII - The Dedicated Dwelling (18 - 20)
What Is Bitrex?
Denatonium Benzoate - to give it its full, technical name, ironically, that's a bit of a mouthful. So we call it Bitrex®.
The bitterest substance known to man, woman or child, that's according to The Guinness World Records. A substance that's put into household, garden and automotive products to ensure that if a child or animal ever tried to swallow it, they would spit it straight out before they could be poisoned.
Completely harmless if consumed. It just tastes really, really horrible.
Bitrex is a lifesaver, literally, though it was the product of a happy accident. Bitrex was discovered in 1958 by a team of Macfarlan Smith scientists who were working on a new local anesthetic. Our chemists realised immediately that they had found a remarkable substance, the world's most bitter material and quickly put it to good use and in doing so they were helping to make accidental poisoning a thing of the past.
One thimble full of Bitrex placed in an Olympic sized pool will make the entire pool to be bitter to the taste. But despite this bitterness, Bitrex is itself totally harmless. It won't make you sick or ill, it just tastes so bitter that you will want to spit it out fast. Bitrex is sold in over 60 countries worldwide.
Bitrex is intentionally used as a bitter substance to prevent harm, but there is another type of bitterness that will cause harm and destroy a human being. Human bitterness is the most dangerous form of bitterness, it is deadly.
Heb 12:15 KJV - Looking diligently lest any man fail of the grace of God; lest any root of bittern ...
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