Citadel Bible College - Yearbook (Ozark, AR)

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As the life of Moses testihes to us in Exodus 33:12-23, a walk of daily victory and rest is realized as the child of God is continually abiding in the Lord. When one so walks with the Lord, every event of the school eyar, whether it be teaching, cooking, maintenance, counseling or studying becomes an opportunity to grow in Christ. ff . 'ih t s -.. .t-X 1 M. 1- - - ,Tw 5' P '4yl'. 's t. y ' '. l -C we ii' . Lx f 1 ,1 L a ' Tff g:9A A . - 'f ' ., ll Mak' '23-

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Dedzca tion -pi!-, 4... . J maxi.. A 1 1 . - A A if h 4, ln Psalm 27:11 we Hnd David entreating the Lord: Teach me Thy way. We live in a society that has lost its way. We read of such in Isaiah 53, We have turned everyone to his own way. Notice that it does not say their own way. Men apart from God cannot agree on a way because they have no point of reference. This is reflective of the days of the judges when every man did that which was right in his own eyes. History has once again repeated itself as existentialism advocates the same approach to life which was such a dismal failure for Israel, each person doing his thing. However the only viable option is given to us by the Lord Jesus Christ who said: l am the way .,.. The most desperate need of this hour is for those who will teach His way, that is who will effectively present the one who is The Way, the Lord Jesus Christ. This has been the heart of Mr. Kaufman 's ministry - to prepare others to communicate the truths concerning Christ. But more than technical know-how has been involved. We are reminded of the words of the Apostle Paul who declared: We were willing to have imparted unto you . . . our own souls. Truly Mr. Kaufman has shared his life with us so that we might teach others His way. For this we are deeply grateful. l 1-