Gods Bible School - Conqueror Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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LEAH DOBBEN A Michigan A WILLIAM MONROE British Honduras JAMES sroNE Ohio DUANE BADDER Michigan ' 431' 9: IMOGENE WATSON SHIRLEY ORCUTT NANCY DINKINS Ohio Kentucky George Mueller on Bible Reading One of the main sources of power in the life of George Mueller of Bristol, England was his devotion to the Bible. He read it reverent- ly every day and gave the following principles for reading the Bible for personal profit. I. Read regularly. Read alternately from the Old and New Testaments. Begin at the beginning of each. Mark where you leave off each day. When you have finished each Testa- ment, begin it again. 2. Read prayfully. Seek carefully the help of the Holy Spirit so that He will enlighten you. 3. Read with meditation. Ponder the truth so that it may be applied to your heart. Better read a little and think much than read much and think little. 4. Read with reference to yourself. Never read only with a view to instructing others. Ask yourself, How does this affect me, my faith, my life, my service? 5. Read with faith. Not critically, but to discover the revealed Word of God. Rest upon God's promises, warnings and commands as of vital importance. 6. Read to carry into practice. Accept God's Word as being the revelation of His will. He expects us to do as well as to know. 7. Read it to find Christ in the whole Word of Cod. As He is promised, incarnate, atoning for sin, resurrected, ever living, coming a am. g The vigor of our spiritual life will be in exact proportion to the place held by the Word in our life and thoughts. I solemnly state this from the experience of fifty-four years. The first three years after conversion I neglected the Word of God. Since I began to search it diligently the blessing has been won- derful. I have read the Bible through one hundred times, and al- ways with increasing delight. Each time it seems like a new Book to me. Great has been the blessing from consecutive, diligent, .daily study. I look upon it as a lost day when I have not had a good time over the VVm'd of Cod. -Select Ohio a K 3 xbllfffs I rlln -- lIll I-ll x., II J Y ed