Cincinnati Bible Seminary - Nautilus Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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IRA M. BOSWELL, D. D. Old Testament and Christian Doctrine His keen wit and clear logic have made Professor Boswell a favorite teacher in the classroom. His loyalty to Christ and His word has won for him the respect of all. General Apologetics Discussing Brotherhood Problems identified himself, and to whom he looks for approbation and support.”—Campbell . . . “Nothing is to be admitted 25

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RUPERT GREOS (ERA revi iosai Greek and New Testament Professor Foster’s forceful, enthusiastic style of teaching has made him popular with the student body. His well-known “Gospels” class is one of the largest in the. school. Two views of Gospels Class Second year Greek boldly opposing either the doctrinal errors or the unscriptural measures of a people with whom he has 24

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ROBERT THOMAS DRAKE} AGB eons Philosophy and Archaeology Professor Drake has a quiet and unassuming manner, behind which he accomplishes an amazing amount of work. His trips to the Holy Land, Europe and Egypt have especially equipped him for his work in the Seminary. His classes are interesting, educational and full of “meat.” He is rendering outstanding service to Christ through his work in the classroom. Young preachers learn to build sermons in Homiletics Class as a matter of faith or duty for which there can not be produced a divine precept or a scriptural precedent.” 26