Prophet ^ Column
..‘Tor the Sod of nun a
come to save that which
was tost,” (Matt. U:U). -
Down through the ceatur
too end miUeniums, much
has been said on the sub
ject of a tost sinner, end
bow a sinner is saved. And
even though wo ere vary
•ear the Second Coming of
my Lord, there to perhaps
more confusion and error
on how the Lord saves a
lost-tinner than an anv
other subject in the Word*
God. The reaeon there to
error and confusion toDe
cause the leaders and the
followers are not taught of
the Lord. But the okl pro
phet l"*/** very dear that
an the Lard's children are
taught of Him,” (Isa.
; :: —
9mtim; > ‘
unbdW, your *-*»* dtpra— 1
vity (you have not righte
ouaaeaa) and the judgment
youareuridnr. You aea that
you am condemned to die;
. ?«L y»- » «*»*
•I, ii^SmSSSd tomto’
inllelf whkh*you knmTta
what you justly deserve, is
what you will do unless you
get to Christ How many of
you know what I’m taBt
ing about? I'm talking - '
about bow the Lord saved
this Stainer and every afe .
Mr He has ever saved or
•‘iW ♦
**y: “Salvation is just the
ing in the greater sins of
just because you don’t use
tobecco.jMs, drink, use
. drum, chase women, or
steal does not moon that
you are saved. You can
abstain from all those 1
things and yet be lost
Salvation is not betfevk*
the Word of Cod. Yoa can
behove the Word ef God
and still go to Hell. You can
gotoHejljittfte^Bible to
assso| ttyr^not save
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Dr. Kuykendall fe Davidson’s New President
> 4. f, ■ -t . > i-': . ' »•v" h • ~
Dr. John W. Kuykendall,
a 1959 graduate of David
son College , and currently
head of the department of
religion at Auburn Univer
sity, Fttdsy was elected by
the board of trustees to
become president of David
son College, effective July
l.Dr. Kuykendall’s selec
tion was announced at a
'apodal assembly of facul
ty, staff and students in
Love Auditorium on the
Friday afternoon
R. Stair, Jr.,
of the board of
Kuykendall, 45, succeeds
Samuel R. Spencer, Jr.,
who retired as president in
1918 after is years in die
'.^position. Frontis Jotavton
has served at interim
'president since last July
and will continue in the
office through June, 3tair
- 'said.
Kuykendall to the se
venth president of David
son in this century. “Hto
educational, academic sad
ranonal fi-MUitbh m
Impeccable,” Stair said.
“Hebasdtotiagutohedbim
. self || a student, a teach
er, m academic leader and
as a Presbyterian theo
logian. John will bring
. quiet, (dgnifled, decisive,
• progressive leadership to
Davttmi.”
He was one of more than I
. MO nominees and appti
- cants who were cmidcred
for tbe position by a search
committee which was com
posed of trustees, faculty,
administration and stu
dents. 11m 1 n-...'H*ee was
headed by Ben. T. Craig,
jl cmirman or iNonnwwi^m
financial Corporation of
Kuykendall, who grad
uated cum lands from
^ ■* *- -- -n_
uavtcoon, wrveo an an
Davidson from 10MB. He
^ ’ TO
— -> S- * - t>_ . I __ m
.Toceivea nis Bacneior of
Divinity degree faan Union
Theological Seminary in
Richmond, Va., in 1964 and
Ms Master of Sacred The
ology degree from Yale
Divinity School in 1966. He
received a Master of Arts
degree in 1973 and a Ph D
degree in MTS, both in
American Religion from
Princeton University.
Kuykendall b a native of
Charlotte add b married to
the former Nancy Moore of
Mobile, Ala.
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