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( hkji L Qa, Owl JhswifL R. L. MOYER, RD. Christ is the theme of our Scriptures, Christ is the theme of our School, Christ is the theme of our Scroll, Our speakers talk about Him. Our singers sing about Him, ' Our scribes write about Him, Christ is the Center and the Circumference of the Scriptures and of all of our activity. All the highways of the Old Testament move majestically toward Him. All the pathways of the New Testament proceed with Him, and on those pathways we travel in fellow¬ ship with Him and are busy in service for Him. on Y Savior for the sinner. Neither is there salvation in any other: for there is none other name under heaven given among men, whereby we in ' ust be saved (Acts 4:12). You can ' t be saved by anyone else. “When 4e had by Himself purged our sins (Heb. 1:3), He alone could die for sin. Every saved one is saved through Calvary. Adam could have no hope apart from Him; nor Abraham, nor David, nor Isaiah, nor any other Old Testament saint, for the blood of bulls and goats could not wash away sins. Only “the blood of Jesus Christ His Son cleanseth us from all sin ' There is hope in no other. He is the sole Source of spiritual light, “I am the Light of the world is true of only One. It is true that Christians ‘shine as lights in the world, but our light is only a derived light. We are mere reflectors, as the moon reflects the light of the sun. lake away Jesus Christ and the world is in utter spiritual darkness. As the sun is the light of the physical world, so is Christ the Light of the world of men. Blot out the sun and no form of life on earth could be supported; take away Christ and nothing remains but death—“the wages of sin. He is the one Solution of all human problems. God “hath in these last days spoken unto us by His Son. “Christ is God ' s answer to sin and every problem which springs therefrom. It matters not what that problem may be; Christ is the solution. He is the only One Who can take the tangled threads ol life and weave them into a garment glorious. He is the total Substance of all truth. 1 am the Truth, said He. This includes net only spiritual truth, but since He is the Creator and Preserver of all creation, all creation truth is centered in Him, He upholdeth “all thinas by the word of His power. He is the solitary Sustainer for the suffering. “In sorrow was God ' s ver¬ dict of judgment upon fallen man and woman in Eden, and ever since that sorrow and suffering have been the lot of humanity. There is One Who is eager to walk that pathway with man-—the only one Who can say “My qrace is sufficient for thee. He is the single Sovereign of the Christian. Someone has said that in every Christian ' s heart, either Christ is on the throne and the flesh is on the Cross, or the flesh is on the throne and Christ is on the Cross, But flesh on the throne means usurpation. He has no right there. In the reckoning of God the flesh was on the Cross (Rom. 6:6), For the flesh to take the throne means Christ crucified afresh. There is only one rightful Ruler in the Christian ' s life Crown Him Lord of all. He is the entire Sum of all spiritual blessings. ’’Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ Who hath blessed us with every spiritual bless- mg in the heavenlies in Christ. “Every spiritual blessing means that you have all He has to bestow. Enter into and enjoy your heritage in Christ. 10
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(Da,. fUlsu A stalwart man ,I man of fanu ' A man with hair like sturw A man who prays A man who fights A man ion proud to know -—a student. jhsudinqA. to Uhl CIo a, oft- W Two years ago we celebrated the fortieth anniversary of the founding of Northwestern. The Class of r 44 therefore has the distinction of being the fortieth to graduate from our loved institution 1 Your predecessors have given the school many occasions of pride. From you we expect yet greater things. As your president 1 have watched your course with fatherly interest and felt that you would not fail your Alma Mater but add to her pleasure instead. You go out at a time when war has wrecked the world. You will necessarily participate in its recon¬ struction. Fortunately you are equipped to have a prominent part in that colossal task. The only hope for the future is with Christ, whose apostles you are, and with His Gospel, the only panacea that promises the health that can result in peace and prosperity. We congratulate you therefore and bid you Godspeed, as you set your faces to the future, and offer hands and hearts to the sore needs of a sinful and sick world) —W. B. RILEY, D.D. TWIN OAKS LODGE Twin Oaks Lodge, the beautiful rustic home of Dr. Riley, is located north ol Minneapolis on the Golden Valley Road. Here on the very outskirts of Ihe cilv within easy driving distance of Northwestern is a home with all the atmosphere and seclusion of □ country lodge. This home is of Dr. Riley ' s own plan and design. The house itself has a distinct rustic architecture. This is further enhanced by its setting which is in a grove of oak trees. Each year Dr. and Mrs. Riley are host to the Senior Class for on evening of get-together 4 The ground surrounding Twin Oaks affords ample room for games and recreation. Alter the bonlire the class usually gathers around the huge stone fireplace where Dr. Riley amuses them with his famous stories while refreshments are being served. Twin Oaks has rich memories lor many Northwestern students. A D M I N I S T R A T I O N
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