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

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BIZ TRUE We are going forth from the school of jesus, Wfe have sat at His blessed feet, We have drunk from truth's celestial fountain, We have tasted its honey sweet. We are witnesses for our blessed Master In a world where friends are few, And He sends us forth with the watchword holy XXfhatsoever it costs, Be true. Wfe are going forth with a trust so sacred, And a truth so divine and deep, Xlifith a message clear and a work so glorious, And .1 charge, such a charge to keep. Let it be our greatest joy, my brother, That the Lord can depend on you, And if all besides should fail and falter, To your trust be always true. XXfe are going forth with a glorious mission, As ambassadors for God, We are sent with heaven's last word of mercy Over all the world abroad. We are sent to save from the blight of sorrow, And the curse of sin undo, With a work so grand and a trust so holy, Oh, what heart would not be true! We are going forth with the blessed Spirit, And the Master always near: He has told us, Lo, I am with you always, And we need not faint or fear, With the Master's presence always near us, Shall we not both dare and do? XVith the mighty Holy Ghost within us, Shall we not be always true? W'e are going forth with .1 hope supernal, 'Tis the hope of the Home, Sweet Home, We shall not have gone over all the cities Till the Son of Man be come. Wfe are calling out the guests to the marriage, We are hasting to meet Him too. May He find us watching and robed and ready, May He say Thou hast been true. Rev. A. B. SIMPSON

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FACULTY SIDELIGI-ITS Elkhart is his destination-- He'll get there without procrastination. We like to take Mr. Updike's class, For he lets all his students pass. Here we see poor Uncle Pete Trying hard to make ends meet. You students try my patience sorely NVhen you get your English VI so poorly. Wliyf must students in Bible schools Continually break the social rules? I am the boss when I go to school, But when I'm home, my wife holds the rule. They're not as young as they used to be, But they're still in love as you can see. My daddy's mighty proud of me, As after all-why shouldn't he be? When I grow up to he a man, I'll be as near like my dad as I can. Now be as careful as you can, And don't you drive too fast, young man! Every morning at eight o'clock You'll see him hurry up the walk. I .un- ,g

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