Indiana Wesleyan University
Transcript: Atropa belladonna (2–4 pills with every meal in Koster's Antigaspills,[10] compound containing strychnine, subject of investigation) [11] atropine (extract of seminal vesicles) [10] Brom-Nervacit (bromide, since August 1941 a spoonful almost every night, to counteract stimulation from methamphetamine and permit sleep)[5] caffeine chamomile cocaine and adrenaline (via eyedrops) [12] E. coli [13] enzymes Eukodal or Eukodol (trade name for oxycodone)[14] Eupaverinum (papaverine, antispasmotic)[5] Glyconorm (metformin) [5] Methamphetamine (as Pervitin and Vitamultin)[5][10] morphine Mutaflor (pills prescribed to Hitler for flatulence in 1936, the first unorthodox drug treatment from Morell; bacteria extracted from human faeces, see: E. coli)[13] oxedrine tartrate potassium bromide prophenazone (a derivative of Phenazone) proteins and lipids derived from animal tissues and fats sodium barbitone strychnine[11] sulfonamide testosterone vitamins Devotional Schedule HIST-160 Workshop 5 Prayer II Timothy 4;7 reads: "I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, and I have remained faithful" As we come to the end of the course, some of us have struggled with the work, and we feel like we have been in a fight. A fight to succeed against failure. But, when this workshop is over, you have finished this race, not the total program and you have more races to run, but you have succeeded in one step if you completed and passed the course. Well, that is very much like our lives. Every day, every week, all the time, we are in a race or that fight against failure. If we put forth the effort, we can say that I have fought the good fight or in other words, I have given it my all; I have finished the race. That doesn't say I have won it, but I have finished. But most important, I have remained faithful. Faithful to myself, my family, my job, my work, and my God. The one thing that coaches always tell their players in any sport is to finish well. That is true in every course, in school, in work, and in life. IF you finish well, you can say, I have given it my everything (I have fought a good fight); I have run the race (I did it all -the whole thing) and I remained faithful (I have not lost my convictions, my integrity, my drive, my commitment, my faith etc.) John 4:34: "Then Jesus explained: "My nourishment comes from doing the will of God, who sent me and from FINISHING his work." (NLT) Acts 20:22b-24": Paul speaking "I don't know what awaits me except the Holy Spirit tells me in city after city that jail and suffering lie ahead. . But my life is worth nothing unless I use it for FINISHING the work assigned t me by the Lord Jesus…" (NLT) II Corinthians 8:11: "Now you should FINISH what you started. Let the eagerness you showed in the beginning be matched now by your giving. Give in proportion to what you have." (NLT) James 1:4: "Perseverance must FINISH its work so you may be mature and complete, not lacking anything. (NIC) So, our challenge to you is FINISH WELL! Finish this course well, finish this program well but above everything else, when you come to the end, finish life well because you have trusted Christ alone for salvation and that is what it is all about. God bless you as you "run the race". Devotion • Present a devotion, take prayer requests, pray 10 Learning Activity 1 • Discussion of the Faith and History paper 10 Learning Activity 2 • Overview of the chapter reading and discussion 65 Break One At 1:15 hours in 15 Learning Activity 3 Final Essay Exam and Discussion Board 120 Break Two • Give break as you see fit either before the final essay or take a break during the exam 15 Learning Activity 4 • Class Closing and Prayer 5 Indiana Wesleyan University 1.Complete the following reading: a.Chapter 24 in The West in the World. b.Chapter 25 in The West in the World. c.Skim read Chapter 26 in The West in the World. 2.By the end of each workshop, you should be prepared to complete a the Final Exam. The exam will cover the assigned reading for each workshop. Dear Lord and Father of all, Thank you for today. Thank you for ways in which you provide for us all. For Your protection and love we thank you. Help us to focus our hearts and minds now on what we are about to learn. Inspire us by Your Holy Spirit as we listen and learn. Guide us by your eternal light as we discover more about the world around us. We ask all this in the name of Jesus. Amen. What's Next?