Western Bible College - Lives Aglow Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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THEN THOSE WHO FEARED THE LORD SPOKF. TO ONE ANOTHER, AND THE LORD GAVE ATTENTION AND HEARD IT, AND A BOOK OF RE- MEMBRANCE WAS WRITTEN BEFORE HIM FOR THOSE WHO FEAR THE LORD AND WHO ESTEEM HIS NAME. 1973-74 is unique , . . it is now. Never again will there be assembled here the same persons, the same circumstances, the same events. Our time together deserves remembrance. The yearbook staff has set itself to the task of writing a book by which to remember the school year 73-74 at Western Bible Institute. So it is that we have chosen and approved a new name for our yearbook, ZIKKARON., Taken from Malachi 3:16, zikkaron QSI-ka-ron'j is the Hebrew word for Book of Remembrance. The book written before the Lord included specifically the conversation of those who feared Him. Our book is expanded somewhat to include the fellow- ship, i.e. , thought, speech, action, of those gathered here for a time of learn- ing of Him and service for Him. That God's attention is focused on every detail of our lives should make us careful, humble and reverent before Him. ZIKKARON STAFF , 1973-74 THE THINGS THAT WERE HARDEST TO BEAR ARE THE SWEETEST TO REMEMBER. - Seneca 2

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I I WESTERN BIBLE INSTITUTE NIAILINC ADDRESS: P.O. BOX 9332 DENVER, COLORADO 80209 f CAMPUS LOCATION: MORRISON, COLORADO TELEPHONE: 303 697-8135 Dear Student: . . . WALK WORTHY of the VOCATION wherewith you are called, with all lowliness and meekness with longsuffering, forbearing one another in loveg endeavoring to keep the unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace. QEph. 4:1-31 Our vocation or calling is that free invitation received from God to partake in the privileges of the Gospel of Christ and to become His sons and daughters We are told by the Apostle here how we walk worthily of our vocation. We must Walk in lowliness or in humility of mind. We are to walk in meekness which is the opposite of anger or irritability of disposition. Our walk is to be with longsuffering or that longmindedness which never permits a trial or prov- ication to get to the end of our patience. And, our walk must forbear one an- other or that delicate, faithful caring for one another. My desire for the Western Bible Institute family: students, staff, faculty and administration is that we WALK WORTHY of that calling in which we are called' nil Oo Adri L. House I President U t' S, P , ' ' ALHfjh 3