Philadelphia Bible Institute - Milestone Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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,Ierusalem Four Report Being in this land, I can see what God has done in time so much clearer. I-low beautiful to be able to understand the Scriptures more fully because I have seen the location of something. I am most impressed by the deep contrasts in the land. Our field trip in the region of Benjamin really opened my eyes to this. Seeing in a few hours ridges, wadi, oasis, wilderness, chalk soil, hard limestone, mountain breeze, and the hot stillness around the Dead Sea was very exciting. I still haven't gotten over the fact that I'm here. Life at the Institute is probably my biggest culture shock, but it is a terrific learning experience. We are constantly told that the land was 'God's testing ground of faith' for Israel. And this year it's God's testing ground of faith for me. I know I will never be the same, praise the Lord! - Audrey Nlinich ' 6 95 if ll' gf9:'! is 5 il ,- 'g-:J , nfs o 0, .5 0 il iA'q I ,, I, I I 'Y 32 Israel Students 'hu -hi :vi I J - I ln, Q- l'g.' O i n-

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Page 30 - Above: With a winsome smile, Steve Skeete shares his testimony along the Parkway. Center left: Late in the afternoon the sun shines on the rain-drenched streets. Center right: Teri Schleiden and Chrystal DeLain gleefully sample funnel cakes. Below: One of the rides that lines the Parkway on Super Sunday. Page 31 - Above: Recreating the court of King Henry the Eighth at the Medieval Festival. Center: Activity is seen everywhere from the Art Museum steps as the Folk Festival is underway. Below: Jesters juggle to the amusement of onlookers. Medieval Folk Festival 31

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