Northwestern Bible School - Scroll Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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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.”

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Srorothl Jn the sixth Bay roe are still in the roorl6, but roe hare to o roith lan6 in teaS of water. 3f the stir in the waters on the fifth 5ay suggests regeneration of the lost, then life on the earth in the sixth 5ay suggests ebifi- cation of the saoefi. Uhe sixth 6ay begins roith the creation of the loroest of earth ' s animals, an6 closes roith the high est of all of Go s creation—man, typically, this suggests the Seroelopment of life, from the loroest to the highest. Uhis means, not evolution, but growth; exactly rohat So5 expects of Tpis chilSren. “Grow in grace an in the Snoroh e ge of our %or Jesus Christ “Uut roe all, roith open face, beholbing as in a glass the glory of the lor6, are changeS into the same image from glory to glory, eocn as by the spirit of the lor6 (2nb Con 3:18), T?his 6eael- opmcnt goes on until roe too shall be in “the image of Go6, for “roe shall be Me TJiml