Arthur Eedle

A book of daily readings taken from a series of sermons by the author, exploring the hidden treasures of the Bible.

An archival work with studies from 1964, 1989, 2004. Subjects covered are Biblical Chronology, the Genesis Flood, Creation and Evolution, Time and Age, Relativity, and an analytical translation of Genesis 6 - 9 together with verse-by-verse notes.

This is the long-awaited sequel to Arthur Eedle's former volumes on the subject of "King's Fountain," namely "Adventures in King's Fountain", and "Susan's Journal." The action now takes place in Devon, Somerset, and Cornwall.

The Song of Songs is usually known as The Song of Solomon, but the Hebrew title only declares that it is about Solomon. Furthermore, the majority of expositors look upon this little gem of ancient writing as the love song of Solomon and the Shulamite maiden. They then propose that it speaks of the marriage of Christ and the Bride. But Solomon already had 600 wives when the Song was written, and his backslidden character could hardly be a type of Christ. The author of this work believes that the Shulamite was in love with a simple Shepherd lad, and that they remained faithful to each other throughout the heart-rending circumstances of King Solomon's blandishments. This would indeed be a type of Christ and His Church, going through trials as a test of faithfulness and obedience. This beautiful story is now re-written in its original format as a play, intertwined with copious explanatory notes.

This third volume of "Unless the Lord Builds the House" has a series of chapters on unusual topics, for example there is a series dealing with the state of the dead and how it affects the living. Another series investigates the background and the spiritual state of the Charismatic Movement. An ancient text, The Apocalypse of Abraham is reproduced for study. The Millennial Reign of Christ has two chapters. The origin of Evil and Satan is considered in depth. The number 666 is shown to be linked to money. These and many other topics are investigated. The Author believes the subject matter of Volume 3 is of great importance for serious and discerning Christians, especially in the present climate of the world and the church.

This little book by Arthur Eedle explains how a simple arithmetical sequence is at the root of astronomical observations at one end of the scale of size, down to what scientists have found in sub-atomic particles. Suspended midway between these magnitudes the human eye is able to see the delights of simple field work which children can enjoy. The visual beauty of all this is captured in the book.

Arthur Eedle has used the dialogue between these two men as the vehicle to focus attention on the evils of Abortion, and asks whether it is now time for a radical change before the days of God's Judgments arrive on a nation saturated in self-interests, and expediency, where women use abortion for their own convenience, without a thought for what they are doing to the life-form growing within their bodies.

In this volume Arthur Eedle has brought together a wide range of topics from Science and the Bible. In each chapter he attempts to open up the ground for deeper understanding, basing his exposition on Jesus' words, "Every scribe instructed into the kingdom of heaven is like a householder, who brings forth from his treasures things new and old." (Matthew 13:52) As a result of many years of research into Biblical and Scientific matters, he desires to share his findings, and does so in a conversational format, to induce a sense of romanticism, of the unveiling of beauty and wonders not commonly understood.

This series of one hundred readings was produced by Arthur Eedle in 2014, following the death of his wife, and is dedicated to her. All the entries contain subject matter that they had shared together over the years. Topics include expository items, such as Resurrection, The Bride, Manna, Prayer, Worship, Repentance, and the Coming of the Lord.

Hidden Treasures The Authors have sought to present three of their treasures, opened up to them by the Lord over many years of study and contemplation. Each Treasure may be hotly contested by Evangelicals, but this did not deter them from presenting the information, in the hope that perhaps some of their readers will be delighted with the themes, thereby to expand their knowledge of God and His multicoloured wisdom.

Eschatology, the study of the last things, has been a life-long pursuit for Arthur & Rosalind Eedle. But a few years ago they decided to publish collections of their findings, which came out in four series of articles. These were well received, and made way for the publication of this book. Sadly Rosalind died in January 2014, and therefore never lived to see this book in print.

Caxton College is an ancient seat of learning. Built at the time of William Caxton's death in 1491, its purpose has gone through several changes over the years. In this story it is a Theological College for young men, housing about a hundred students. Dr Alan Dunstan, Master of Calvin House, returning from his summer vacation in Scotland, expecting the new academic year to follow its usual course, was very alarmed to find that within weeks, disturbing undertones of a sinister nature were beginning to emerge. Who is behind it, and why? Would he and his little band of Pioneers be able to cope with this? Would they be able to retain their integrity and position as the pressures build against them?

Over recent years many tales have come out of the Middle East of Arabs, Moslems, and Jews receiving vivid dreams and visions of Jesus, and yielding their lives to Him, regardless of their own safety. However, this form of Divine Evangelism has not been limited to the Middle East. Here is the full account of a most amazing experience received in England in 1992 by a young Moslem business man, staying in a Travelodge overnight. His complete change of faith from Islam to Christianity produced ostracism from his family, and the near loss of his life. He shared his experience with friends of the authors, who passed it on to them shortly afterwards. This story is a wonderful example of the living Christ at work today calling people to Himself in person, as He did 2,000 years ago.

Arthur & Rosalind Eedle spent some years researching the history of the centuries before Augustine, coupled with field trips to Cornwall and Somerset. Fired by the enthusiasm of men like Henry Ardern Lewis who had the same life-long urgency to prove that Britain was the first nation to espouse Christianity, they have made known their results in this volume. It is a detective story which grips one's attention and imagination to reveal the hand and purpose of God for our nation.

Rather than just an autobiography, "Into His Hands" is the story of a spiritual journey travelled by Arthur & Rosalind Eedle, first alone, and then together, covering 80 years. The authors share the way in which the Lord has touched their lives. They also include many personal photographs in order to make their testimony come alive. In 1967 they yielded themselves "Into His Hands" as a response to a call, and from that time the Lord has been dealing with them in a much deeper way. The result has been to open their eyes to the amazing lovingkindness of the Father, and deepen their knowledge of the Lord Jesus experientially, whilst at the same time opening their eyes to the latent sinful propensities of their fallen natures. They recognise that each man's story is uniquely his own, but hope that their journey may help others experiencing trials to gain comfort and strength.

The authors have sought to identify theological topics which the Church has misapplied, misunderstood, or passed over, in respect of the future judgment of all mankind, and which when examined cast dishonour on the Lord's name. Establishing the theology of God's Total Victory over sin and the Devil; failure of Universalism; Examination of Creeds; the "everlasting" problem; Legal Requirements of Christ's Death; for whom did Christ die?; Sheep and Goats; the Rich man and Lazarus; Firstborn and Firstfruits; Confession; Fire, Brimstone, and Torment; Hell, and the Lake of Fire. The authors do not assume that they have all the answers, but have set forth the results of their own extensive studies. They hope their writings will engender deeper thought and greater enlightenment to those who have been troubled by the problems and misunderstandings found within the words "conscious everlasting torment".

What Another book of Bible Studies? Yes, but this book is different. Originaly given as talks to a Home Church assembly through 20 years, it presents challenging material seldom found in more traditional evangelical volumes. Not only does it dig deep into hidden meanings from the Greek and Hebrew texts, but it shows up the shallowness of much that passes for Christianity today. Be prepared for the occasional shock when you read this book. It was not intended to be comfortable fireside reading. If the true church is the House of God, then "UNLESS the Lord builds the House those who build it build in vain". That is the message Arthur and Rosalind Eedle set forth in their writings.

Floodtide. (Volume 4 of "Adventures in King's Fountain.") All obstacles having been removed from the King's Fountain company, the progress of God's work in establishing His Kingdom now goes ahead with even greater effect on the nation. But in this part of the story we read of the most wonderful and exciting event of all - the greatest privilege that man can have, that of meeting the Lord Jesus face to face, and to be changed into his new resurrection body.