Numidia Mennonite Bible School - Reflector Yearbook (Numidia, PA)

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SECOND TERM TEACHERS f 1 T l L Y i 1 W W L HRST Q TERM 5 1 TEACHERS 3 1 v i T i UMRD TERM TEACHERS 13 N K ! I T I

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THE WATCHED ONES Children often go through a stage in life that they prefer to have people Watching them. They, as showoffs, do very strange things to get the desired results. The carnal mind would like to retain some of that de- sire. But for the Christian this should not be our interest. I Corinthians 13:11. Yet we accept the sobering fact that we are a watched people. First, we recognize that God sees us. The eyes of the Lord are in every place, beholding the evil and the good. Proverbs 1513. It is evident that Satan is also observing our ways. Job 1:18. He observes with the intent to tempt and destroy. The world is watching. We are to let our light shine before men that they may see, and glorify God. Our fellow brethren and sisters are watching. HBe thou an ex- ample of the believersf, I Timothy 4:12b. Without a doubt, we are a watched people. Let us be challenged with the truth of what is being observed, as the watching will be continuing throughout time. May we be worthy of our calling. May God see our obedience. May Satan see our loyalty to God. May the world see Christ in us. May our brothers and sisters see con- sistency. ' May the nominal Christian see the full gospel in practice. -Joseph Wadel Blessed is the man who, having nothing to say, abstainsfrom giving as wordy evidence of the fact. Silence ana' modesty are very valuable qualities in conversation. ADMINISTRATION

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,W COOKS FOURTH TERM TEACHERS T FIRST THREE WEEK STUDENTS