Fort Wayne Bible College - Vine / Light Tower Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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REV. J. E. RAMSEYER, PRESIDENT To the Clam 0fI9 6' Too much emphasis cannot be placed on the reading of the XVord of God, and on the study of prophecy and history, commandments and promises. doctrines and examples contained therein. jesus says, Search the scriptures, for in them ye think ye have 'eternal life: and they are they which testify of me. ---Ino. 5 139. Again we read, All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof. for correction, for instruction in righteousness: that the man of God may be perfect, thoroughly furnished unto all good works. -2 Tim. 3 :l6,l7. In the same letter, the apostle exhorts, Study to shew thyself approwd unto God, a Workman that ne-edeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. However, let us never lose sight of the fact that salvation, from its initial stage and every onward step to its highest degree, is a matter of divine revelation, for we read in Matt. 11:27. All things are delivered unto me of my Father: and no man knoweth the Son, but the Father! neither knoweth any man the Father, save the Son. and he to whomsoever the Son will reveal him. Learning does not bring spiritual, understanding. but it enables us to convey more intelli- gently to others what has been revealed to us by the Spirit of God. Let us, therefore, apply our minds diligently to the study of Gods word. and always depend on the Holy Spirit, whose mission it is to enlighten us. to lead us into all truth, and to' Fill us with all things in Him, and thus be enabled to perform our mission in whatever tield our Work may be. Yours in the Unfailing One, I. E. RANISEYER. 9

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v pq P 1 I 7' II 01'h'1'i' l'. I.. lilkllllili, Business Nlunuger MKS. l . l'. CIIANT NIISS SOl'IlI.X l'.Xlil.l'iY MKS. liliR'l'll.X Llillllillll. MRS. -I. li. li.-XMSICYICR g.1 4..,-. iuzffzarx Ill! Trzzffz fluff 1.11 Deed Of all the things that combine to make LL school, the must important is that group uf men and women who give themselves to train others. The most beautilul building and most efticient equipment are alike useless in themselves. Nor can any group of young people, however talented . ,. kk lrroundings. accomplish the de:-ned end. lhe power ls .ic ll g. who can awake or set in motion the dormant and unknown qualities of men and women compose our they may be. even in such si A true teacher is one of other lives, and prepare them for Life itself. Such Ll group faculty-teachers in life as well as in name. is vet another group whom we know as XYorkers, but who ave also I ' lives and experiences In the ll. 'l'. S. there teachers, for many are the lessons we have learned from tieir .T . -. To both the Faculty and the WYorkers we, as students, owe even more than we now realize. Only eternity will reveal the value of these lives. They have freely given themselves to train others, and through the students their influence has reached the farthest parts of the world. No y than to say that they are truly XYorkers with Him. higher tribute can we pa ,Psa Y Tnn Wei J 11