Northwestern Bible School - Scroll Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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' Regeneration! Something new is intro6uce heaven! TJhat is the name given by So to the firmament which Tje forme 6. he firmament was a limitless expanse which 5ini6e6 the “waters from the waters ; that is, the waters of the earth were separate into two babies, the one on the earth, the other abate the earth, even as it is to aij, “ t he widteS are like the trouble ea --an6 the waters are still with us. “before regeneration, unquiet lusts everywhere prevail: the whole man is SrowncS an burie in them, But now the heaven is stretchc So heaven is formefi in the believing sinner. Sin is not erabicatefi, but there is the implantation of a new nature, the importation of a new life, JJew principles an new powers now resi e within a man.

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Resurrection 1 J5om the Ianft emerges from its matery grace, 3f the mater is a type of sim t the Ianft is a type of Soft ' s people. are Soft ' s lanft” (1st Cor, 1:9) he appearance of the Ianft is typical of resurrection. 3t comes up out of the mater — anft on the thirft ftay, mhich is the resurrection Say Tfjere enters the gospel thought Christ mas ctucifieft for our sins, burieft, anft raiseft again from the fteaft, TDe are iftentifieft mith Ijim in all these esper ences, 3 hate been crucifieft mith Christ Je are risen mith Christ 3t is because of this that me are eshorteft to malfc in nemness of life. he ftim eft maters of the seconft ftay are nom bounfteft—limiteft, Sin shall haoe no more ftonunion oner you ’ JYuitl I iumg the resurrection life mill be follomeft by fruitage. 3t is through our union mith “Tjim TDho is raiseft from the fteaft, that me shoulft bring forth fruit unto Soft ’