Frankfort Pilgrim College - Pilgrim Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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this remarkable eo1111try, which, no doubt, will become tl1e business ee11ter of the world. Great 0lL'Il1C11lS 11ave slowly come to light because of si11 which has caused everything to drag. As tl1e age of grace draws to a close, wl1e11 the op- portunity GllLlS for 111an to accept Christ as his Saviour and to enjoy t11e wonder- ful things 111211 go wit11 S1lCl1 an aeeepta11ce, o11e discovery follows another in rapid succession. Each seemingly more niysterious a11d wonderful 111311 tl1e preceeding o11e. The Tribulation period which shall be I1Sl1Cl'CC1 in i111n1ediately following the Rapture. shall be entirely controlled by tl1e Beast. Revelation 13:11-16. lflaniine, pestilenee. a11d sorrow whic11 has always been, shall follow i11 the war. Prices will be exorbitant, a quart of wheat selli11g for almost. as one dollar a11d fifty ee11ts. As t11e ery of injustice arises from t11e 111ercy will be s11ow11. The rich will be 1ll1l1H1'l11UCl by tl1e Beast. Reve- . .6. And I heard a voice i11 tl1e midst of tl1e tour beasts say, a meas- ure of wheat for a pe1111y, 211161 three I11G3Slll'QS of barley for a pennyq a11d see thou hurt 1101 tl1e oil illlfl tl1e wine . COlll111G1'ClHl activities will wa11e until this great world power shall be overthrown. Revelation 18: 9-17. wake of as mueh 1Tl'h7l', no lation 6- At the Revelation of Jesus Christ a 11ew age shall be ushered i11. History speaks of gold. silver, iron, brass, copper, etc., having their age. From the ll1t'1'C3SL'll consumption of Hlllllllllulll i11 ai1'planes, ears, automobiles, furniture, alloys, pai11t, wire, etc., it is indicated that t11e Mi1le11ial Age is 11ear. Corn- 111ereia1 activities shall increase a hundred fold Clllflllg' t11e reign of O111' Lord on earth. Isaiah 45: 16, Psalm 124 : 24. DX: 11 is if if The best verse 111151171 been rhymed yet, The best ho11se hasn't been planned, The highest peak 112131171 l3CQl1 climbed yet, T11e mig11tiest rivers aren't spannedg Don't. worry 211161 fret, faint-hearted, The 0112111068 have just lJGg'11l1 For the best jobs l1Z1VGl1,t been started, The best work hasn't been done. The Lord l1ad a job for 111e, 13111 I had so 11111011 to do. I said, You get so111ebody else-or wait till I get through . I don't know l1ow the Lord came out, but He seemed to get along, But I felt kinda sneakin' like, 'cause I know'd I done Hi111 wrong. One day I 11eeded the l1ord-needed Hi111 myself-needed him right away, And He never answered 1110 at all, but I eo11ld hear Him say Down i11 llly aecusin' heart, Nigger, I'se got too much to do, You get somebody else or wait. till I get 1'l11'Ol1gl1H. -an of 01 L tg ..9 0...

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Grade Graduates Austin Young' Bonn Hill Williani Felty Now we want these young converts to serve Christ. It is not too much to expeet that each of you should bring' twelve niore. One young' nian came to nie and said he was converted on the third of Februaryg he had a. list. of fifty- nine persons, with the residence of each, whoni he had since that time been instrumental in leading' to Christg and if that young' convert had led Hfty-nine. every man, woman, and child ought to be able to reach some. Let each one go to work. That is the way to grow in strength. 'They that water others shall themselves be watered, and the liberal soul shall be fed. God is able to 5 ADVICE TO YOUNG CHRISTIANS inake all grace abound'. Let, nie give you fi little advice. Let your friends be ' those who are in thc church. btlut tor your companions exptrieneed Chris- tians. Keep eompany with those who know a little more than you do your- perienee I know it is the best way to make advances in religious life. And get 'n love with the Book, and the world will lose its hold on you. l 1 1 X 1 il ' J u selves. Of eourse, you get the best of the bargaing but froin iny own ex- - 1 77 1 -92-v - ble? lb?-5