Berean Bible School - Searchlight Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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Beloved instructors, Mr, Knauer and Mr. sheuy. Missionary i'F ar and wide the fields are teeming with the waves of ripened grain. Every Berean student is presented with this challenge, and some prepare to meet it as they enter the missionary course. The student is required to study the New Testament in its original language of Greek. This type of study gives the student deeper insight in the meaning of many passages of Scripture. As a Christian worker, the student is naturally desirous of learning methods of evangelism in missions. Later on the student studies the major religions of the world, becoming acquainted with their doctrines, their manner of worship, their needs, and how we can meet their needs as we present the Gospel message to them. Please write out your verses. This is interesting. -5.4 s..,.v 18

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Education dents also pursue education by delvlnv 1nto the hxs tory of mankmd that they mlght not only know the progress of c1v1l1zat1on but be able to see and over come mlstakes that have been made 1n the past We cannot neglect, however, the hours that are spent ln the Word of God ltself so that the students mlght become faflfllllal' w1th It see themselves 1n rela tlon to the Savlour, and learn how to carry out thelr respons1b1hty to pomt others to the Chrrst whom they know and love Preparmg for Bxble club takes mme - C . . O . A . - 9 , - rr, l Lfllw' 'J .I '- I 1 1 , 2, ,I M lx 'll ,lg-iIf'f l. .fl-za l-.Z '.:x 1 -,s K f 10

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Course The m1ss1onary student spends many hours 1n the Word of God, preparmg h1mself to mmlster the Word on the forelgn field by learmng about God and H1s message of love and salvatlon to all And then he hears the rmsslonarys story of the rml 11ons who st1l1 have not heard the name of Chr1st Yes the harvest truly IS great, but the labourers are few pray ye therefore the Lord of the harvest that He would send forth labourels 1nto H1s harvest As the student prays the burden 1S agam mcreased, seemg anew the need of the dymg world around hun 'WF lu ff i ffl W Indxvldual help 1n Comparative Relxgxons Wrxtmg to mxsslonanes IS very enhghtemng M fo If,-:-xii. -R ,Q f 1 12-'Y-? X Q 'alll lr of f f Mix -si lU'n',o1'7. ,,, X 'XXX 1 'Q' 'Z' ' ' SX ff: '4 ff: ' X ff 5' ,iff 6 , ' rn 14,7 M INNX ' ' Y 1 1 , ff 'F v 'V Rf 0 X- ilk!! , l'Iyl Nflx iavfia 1 'F'I :nf CFU' 'l '-1 1 -wiht' l .'L 19 Our future translators ln Greek .. ,V ws, .Q , 1, mmyH,,qq1m'j1W llflflu mmm H t ' HN I HN fffwia . . . ,K y ' ,jr 1 e vi f '- 1' . -' 'UE -F . l . ' 1 ll 3- Y . li -' V ' 7l ' ff - . li 2. ' s - -. r ,i ,Ml . -- .gg ,ff t 1'-. if ' .. 5' ' V3 . . . . N .... M V , P Km ww, w U A I ' v .7 f.L!'3 ,Q L55 .Rigas , N475 , 1 ' 1-ei., ,'.-x +- I ' ,ig ' AL ,. . ,, ,l W Y I 'V n Q' 4 5'- .Jn in 'll 1 Pl f r 5 'I WT l t' ,i .1 A X- . . . . . A. n ' . . , Y if. 'MLM y 1 . , . g- T - H, I , 'figs ' 'iff' 5 JM: ,- ul: ,A , .V lfffrf., 'vi' x ji ' 1 , 'f' - Y 13 - -, 4 7, I ly :Trl I- fi!