Frankfort Pilgrim College - Pilgrim Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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.... i ei P at fy. 65 5312 CEIPHHIH Theological tj GLEAMS FROM LESSONS G9 S3 C2 Hearth Faith vim .The devils before being cast out of a certain man cried out to Jesus, Wea J A 61 BQ Q: know Thee, who Thou art, Thou Holy One of God. Again, we read in Jamesff ca The devils also believe and tremble. We ,see plainly that these devils had a, P 3 mental assent but no one could say that they had saving faith. Therefore rs saving' faith implies more than mental assent. -Florence White. il J Necessity of Repentance Q Q The necessity of repentance is based upon the fact that all have sinnedi and come short of the glory of God. The law against which we have sinned? a is, holy, just and goodf' Furthermore, God that cannot lien COl11111Ell1dC'fhTi s H oi 'r 'V YC L---- all men everywhere to repent. E9 G3 -Pearl Sims. L '5 E' The Spirit Witnesses The regenerate man knows he is adopted not only because he reads it in the Bible but because he now has that Spirit Within him that makes him cry, .3 J S Abba Father. Also he hai the witness of the Hol Spirit to his spirit that Y he is a son of God and heir and joint heir with Jesus Christ. G3 -L. C. Philo. cg EJ ru O ' vi Q .... P it V5 Q, E3 P Q9 'B ENGLISH BIBLE CLASS Ea ex First Row: J. E. Clayeomb, Henry Kelley, Paul Duncan, Felix Minter. 'P Second Row: Mrs. Minnie Worth, Beulah Rhoden, Freida Rich. f 3 B - -af-

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mt- Uhv 45122111111 3 f' Theological SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY First ROW: Neal Hutchinson, Dorotha Dobie, Virgil Camp, Edith Consley, Jess Sandberg. Second Row: Florence White, Guy Hamilton, Joseph Jackson, Belle Thomas. TEACHING THEOLOGY AND RELIGION- SI-IALL WE FOLLOW THE MODERN IDEALS? CContinued from page 3-lj Q Let our teaching fail to recognize the deep spiritual objects of divine truth in theology and religion as revealed through Christ and we have destroyed Christianity in all but name. This, then, would direct us to the deepest truth in the teaching of theol- ogy and religion, namely, that instruction that would help us to know Christ and assist us in presenting Him as the salvation of men. Again, unless Jesus Christ is recognized as the true object of worship, Christian theology again loses its value. Third, any Biblical system of theology must cluster its teaching around the saving work of Christ in connection with the Fatherhood of God and the demonstration of the presence of the Holy Spirit. And in all of this teaching We must give place and force to the fact that He bare our sins in His own body on the treef' that the blood of Jesus Christ, His Son, cleanseth us from all sin and that by His resurrection life We are upheld in newness of life to enjoy the fellowship of Father, Son and Holy Ghost. So the teaching of theology in our schools must rise or fall in relation to the question of personal knowledge and personal experience in the things of Christ. .f -36- T

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Uhv GSIPWH ' 1 fl ig Theological ii Q, Q ff .4A- E2 .Ju -if . F : -f.. E3 Qi , X ca i GJ gl N 1 A 'Ji fig fi! 5 ix .... lf, C3 Q 4.2, EQ rv Eh ff ii 4 A GROUP OF THEOLOGY STUDENTS First ROW: Duncan, l'l'L'1'llllO1', Prof. th-cvsuii, IH-vs. 'l':nyl:n1', l'1of. Smith, I-lutcliinsoii, Powers. Q3 ,fujf Second. RUW: Thomas, flllllllll, I'l:1i'hison, Whitu, Brown, ClJllSlCy, Dohie. Gy Third Row: Rich, Philo, NlllIll'gU1', Burscll, Blll'SC'll, C'1'iLl0l'. Q Fourth Row: Sims, Jackson, Cniup, Ncxll, lluhn, Clayuoiuh. M 365 fl i ui i Q :Ui QL? EU' . an W A C9 QE fy IO Wo T F55 1 1 ' T QQ WZ A GROVT' OF C'OLl.l',G'E BIBLE STUDENTS ' P3 Fist RCW: White, Hurhisun, Prof. Him-soil, l'rc-siilunt. Taylor, Prof. Smith, Doble, Cousley. G Y Second. ROW: Thomas, Rich, Morris, Nicholas, Rainey, Rlimlvn, Taylor. Third Row: Ul1lyL'OIlllD, Criiler, Nichols, Huviwcl, Brusch, Worth, Beisner, lxIllCD0l1illll, Powers. Fourth ROW: Philo, Jackson, Kelley, Nibarger, Hutcliinsou, Duncan, Hahn. f'-X ' 1--X f--X 1 'DT YET 'EGF 7263 Z7 'DCE' 'DG' Y Q --3g-