North Central University - Archive Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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REV. IVAN O. MILLER VICE PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGER Epistles l and II Introduction to Prophecy REV. T. .I. JONES PRINCIPAL N.T. Analysis 0.1'. Analysis Typology Ad 5 Prophecy l and II This year it has been our privilege to have Rev. Miller return to North Central Bible Institute as a full time instructor. Never to be forgotten are his words of advice and counsel and his example of obedience to the convictions of his heart. Rev. Miller entered the ministry twenty-two years ago and has been an instructor in North Central Bible Institute for fourteen years. Often our hearts have been made to burn within us as we listened to the Spirit-anointed teaching of our Principal, Rev. Jones. A varied experience in the ministry as well as sixteen years of teaching in Bible Schools has given him a deep knowledge and understanding of Cod,s Word. His long years of patient toil and study have .been reflected in our hearts in a deeper appreciation and love for the Word of God. For the past three years he has served as principal of North Central Bible Institute. Wm WM 13

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Oanebidlent The basis of ones faith is a knowledge and understanding of the great doctrines of the Bible. The President and F ounder of our school, Rev. Lind- quist, has imparted these vital truths to us by his spiritual teaching and life. F oresight and a desire to provide a place for the training of young pe0ple brought about the school which we now enjoy. Years of labor have borne fruit in the lives of young men and women working in the harvest field for God. Rev. Lindquist has pastored the Minneapolis Gospel Tabernacle since 1924 having entered the ministry in 1921. REV. FRANK J. llNDOUlST Pneumatology Gospel Methods Parliamentary law Doctrine l and II Divine Healing As the Apostle Paul draws to a close his first Epistle to the Corinthians he adds some special instructions. He signed the letter with his own hand, and then added the significant statement, iiIf any man love not the Lord Jesus Christ, let him be Anathama, Maranatha? The last two words need translation. iiAnathamaT is in the Greek and means iiaccursedf, The word iiMaranathaf is in the Aramaic tongue, and means, TOur Lord Comethf, Now that almost twenty centuries have sped by, how much more sig- nificant are these words to the Christian. iiOur Lord Cometh.,i All around us the signs of the times confirm this statement. The dispensation of grace is drawing to an end and world affairs are reaching their final great crisis. But, in the darkness of world affairs, there is a bright and shining hope. iiMaranathaT, Our Lord Cometh. Praise God!

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The prerequisites of the teacher of Personal Evangelism are a sound knowledge of the Word of God coupled with a vital personal experience. Rev. Katter has this knowledge and experience along with a burning zeal to witness. He is a graduate of the s University of Minnesota where he received his B.A. degree. Fifteen years ago he entered the ministry and since 1942 has pastored the City of Lakes Church. He serves as Secretary of the North Cent- ral District Council and the North Central Bible In- stitute, as well as manager of the Northern Gospel Publishing House. REV. WILSON A. KATTER SECRETARY AX? wk. Personal Evangelism c2rac thlf REV. D. M. EDSON DEAN or MEN xm. Polemics Hermeneutics Bible Atlas Homilefics l and II r Christian Psychology K Devotional Practice 7h Pedagogy Orientation Press on to the highest goal, no room for lazi- ness, intellectual or spiritual, are the keynotes of Rev. Edson,s instruction and life. As Dean of Men for the past three years he has given his advice and counsel and aided in the solving of many a students problems. A graduate of North Central Bible In- stitute, he has studied at Bethel Junior College and the University of Minnesota. Twelve years of teach- ing and pastoral experience give him a wide back- ground with which to enrich his classes.