The Commoner, 1944 (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

William Jennings Bryan University

9780428486280: The Commoner, 1944 (Classic Reprint)

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ISBN 10: 0428486282 ISBN 13: 9780428486280

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Excerpt from The Commoner, 1944

The Bible is its own defense. With this in mind, a minimum of time and energy has been given to defending the Bible here at the William Jennings Bryan University. Rather, the Bible has been put to the test. The Bible has been taught as God's Word by godly teachers. Scripture has been compared with scripture. Students and staff members have been urged to read, to study and to meditate on God's Word. The Spirit of God has Opened the scriptures unto us. Lives have been and are being transformed.

The results have been as God intended. Our hearts have burned Within us. Lives have been cleansed and set apart for His service. Many have gone forth to wield the Sword of the Spirit. Others will follow, some to give a simple witness to Christ's saving and cleansing power, and others to teach and preach the unsearchable riches of Christ and His Word.

In a few short years, we have-seen the marvelous result of such a simple program of spiritual warfare, even though on a limited scale. There are many full - time Christian workers at home and abroad, and there are those who will support them. We would not forget the Bryan University soldiers for Christ in the Armed Forces. Others will follow in the train of those who have gone before.

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