Northwestern Bible School - Scroll Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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StanSing! On the fourth 6 ay roe are talien to the heaven- lies, 5 hus is suggestive, first of all, of our stan ing in Ijim. his follocvs the thir5 ay of resurrection, T he TDorS not only tells us that roe are raise 6 up together raith Christ, but that 606 hath ma 6 e us to sit together in. heavenly places in (not toith) Christ Jesus. his is the amazing position of every believer, TDe are in T im, ivith all of 1 )is perfections coimte to us, even as all of our sins raere hi 6 on Tjim. But me are in that heavenly position that me might shine as luminaries in the U)orl of Sar ness. 3t is interesting to note that the tuor 6 use 6 here shoui be “light hol ers t rather than “lights ’ TJhis is true of the Christian. 6 ur light is reflected, e is the true light JJotiGe the ftifference: “3 am the light of the XDorl 6 . J e shine as lights in the tporlft

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Service I 5he fifth Say brings us back to the earth again, An5 mhat So me fin ? he earth an6 the air smarming mith life, Certainly this ought to be the result of our posi¬ tion in the heauenlies, an our shining as lights in the roorl of 6arfcness. Remember that the maters are topical of the mic eS mho are “like the sea. 11 Horn there is a great stirring in the ol5 sinful earth, TDhen the maters remain uumore6 there is something mrong mith the Ghris- tian life, 3f me are shining for T)im, certainly some mil be sare6 by Tjim, tDe must be filleS mith the Spirit an 6 reSeem the time because the 6ays are erih Our Xor6 sai6: haoe not chosen Hle f but 3 hare chosen you that ye shoulS go an 6 bring forth fruit an6 that your fruit shoul6 abi5e.”