Vanguard University of Southern California - Centurion Yearbook (Costa Mesa, CA)

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JEFFEHSUN WUUHS The .rtepx of a good nzan are ordered by the Lord. FIFTH YEAH AHNULU LENDERS . . . Unto Him that if able to do exceeding aban- dantly above all that we ayk 01' think. IMUEENE WALTZ The .spirit of the Lord if upon me became He hath anointed me to prearh the gospel.

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MAHEIA VAN DEH VELUE Have not I commanded thee? Be .rtrong and of a good couragey he not afraid, neither he thou dix- mayed: for the Lord thy God is with thee whither- .roever thou goe.ft.'f AHLINE VEHHAAH Commit thy way unto the Lord,' trust alto in Himg and He .fhall hring it to pau. JAEH VIEHSTHA But they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their Jtrengthg they shall mount up with wing! as eaglexg they shall run, and not he wearyf and they :hall walh, and not faint.

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WAN THUU UNLY UPUN EUU 'U'7ait only upon God. my soul, he still And let thy God unfold his perfect will, Thou fain wouldlst follow Him throughout this year Thou fain with listening heart His voice would'st hear. Thou fain would'st he a passive instrument Possessed hy God, and ever Spirit sent Upon His service sweet - then he thou still, For only thus can He in thee fulfill His heart's desire. Oh, hinder not his hand From fashioning the vessel He hath planned. 'Be silent unto God,' and thou shalt know The quiet, holy calm He doth hestow On those who wait on Him, so shalt thou hear His presence, and His life and light e'en where The night is darkest, and thine ecrthl y days Shall show His love, and sound His glorious praise. And he will work with hand unfettered, free, His high and holy purposes through thee First on thee must that hand of power he turned, Till in His love's strong fire thy dross is hurned, And thou come forth a vessel for thy Lord, So frail and empty, yet since He hath poured Into thine emptiness His life, His love, H enceforth through thee the power of God shall move And He will work for thee. Stand still and see The victories thy God will gain for thee,' So silent yet so irresistihle, Thy God shall do the thin g im possihle. Oh, question not henceforth what thou canst do Thou canst do naught. But he will carry through The work where human energy had failed Where all thy hest endeavors had availed Thee nothing. Then, my soul, wait and he still, Thy God shall work for thee His perfect will. If thou wilt take no less, His hest shall he Thy portion now and through Eternity. -Freda Handbury.