The Burning Bush - Far Eastern Bible College

I REMEMBER TIMOTHY TOW (1920 – 2009)
co-authored. What stood out whenever the name “Timothy Tow”
appeared was the clearly unadulterated and uncompromised integrity of
the verses from the HOLY BIBLE to back up almost everything he put
forth. A good example is seen in the book Old Testament Law Classified
as in Modern Legal Systems by Roger Sherman Galer and Timothy Tow.
While there are many of his students who have already been washed
away by the flood of postmodern relativism into the many different
groups they have created or divided for themselves to be unable to turn
up for the three evenings and four days to celebrate GOD’s vessel of truth
loaned to us in Rev Tow; may we humbly carry on the torch with the
Movement at the momentum that Rev Tow has rhymed in us: “To
continue with GOD’s work and preserve GOD’s truth without reservation
but only with fear of GOD and fear of stealing GOD’s glory with the
many divided versions we want to create of HIM.”
My Mother’s Salvation
Joe Chan
When my elder brother was hospitalised in the ICU at SGH in April
1994, my sister-in-law’s nephew Jonathan, who was an active YFer at
New Life B-P church, came to visit his grandfather who was also
hospitalised due to severe asthmatics and in critical condition. Jonathan
was burdened for his grandfather’s salvation and quickly called up Rev
Timothy Tow to witness to his grandfather in SGH. When he was on the
phone with Rev Timothy Tow, he realised that Rev Tow had just reached
home after his Holy Land trip, and after the flight he was physically tired
and exhausted. Nonetheless being a faithful servant of God and a living
testimony for many to follow, he consented to Jonathan’s request.
When Rev Tow arrived at SGH at the ward in which Jonathan’s
grandfather was, he realised that the ward was quite crowded with
Jonathan’s relatives, and he felt that the situation to witness was not very
appropriate, so he suggested that he would come again another day.
While Rev Tow was about to head home, Jonathan remembered that his
aunt’s husband, my elder brother, was also in the ICU ward of SGH. He
asked Rev Tow whether he could go to the ICU ward to witness to my
mother who was there to take care of my elder brother.
When Rev Tow arrived, I introduced him to my mother and he
started sharing the gospel with her in the teochew dialect. I remember
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