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About the Author
Robert Anderson, though of Scottish descent, was born in Dublin on 29 May 1841. His father, Matthew Anderson, was Crown Solicitor in the Irish capital, a distinguished elder in the Irish Presbyterian Church, and was descended from one of the "No Surrender" group of Derry defenders. In the biographical sketch found in Kregel Publications recent reprints of his works it states that he described himself as an anglicized Irishman of Scottish extraction.
He had been brought up in a devout Christian home, and had led what is known as a religious life, with occasional transient fits of penitence and anxiety, but, in his late teens he had doubts about his own conversion. The Irish Evangelical Revival (1859-60) touched Robert's sister, who persuaded her brother to attend one of the services, held in Dublin by Rev Joseph Denham Smith, but the popular hymns disturbed him and he got very little out of the message. The light came the following Sunday evening when he attended a service in his own church and heard the Rev. John Hall (afterwards of New York), who "boldly proclaimed forgiveness of sins, and eternal life as God's gift in grace, unreserved and unconditional, to be received by us as we sat in the pews. His sermon thrilled me," Sir Robert said when describing the event, "and yet I deemed his doctrine to be unscriptural. So I waylaid him as he left the vestry, and on our homeward walk I tackled him about his heresies ... At last he let go my arm, and, facing me as we stood upon the pavement, he repeated with great solemnity his gospel message and appeal. 'I tell you,' he said, 'as a minister of Christ, and in His name, that there is life for you here and now if you will accept Him. Will you accept Christ, or will you reject Him?' After a pause — how prolonged I know not — I exclaimed, 'In God's name I will accept Christ.' Not another word passed between us; but after another pause he wrung my hand and left me. And I turned homewards with the peace of God filling my heart."
He was especially close to some of the greatest biblical teachers of his day, including James M. Gray, Cyrus Ingersoll Scofield, A. C. Dixon, and E. W. Bullinger. He also preached with John Nelson Darby (1800-1882) in the West of Ireland. Anderson was a member of the Plymouth Brethren, first with Darby then with the Open Brethren party before returing to his Presbyterian roots. R.A. was a copius author of numerous religious works, most of which are still in print to this day and enjoying an increasing circulation.
In 1865 the Fenians were at work (a secret society attempting to overthrow British rule in Ireland), and he assisted the Irish government in interrogating prisoners and preparing legal briefs. In 1877 his special knowledge of the methods and manners of conspirators led to his appointment as Irish Agent at the Home Office. As an intelligence officer in London he had the responsibility from 1876 onward to spy on and disrupt the Fenians. As part of this anti-Irish effort, he personally forged documents to try to implicate Irish leader Charles Stewart Parnell in terrorist activities. In 1888, when London was in the grip of the "Jack the Ripper" scare, he moved into Scotland Yard as Assistant Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police and Chief of the Criminal Investigation Department. Anderson remained in London as a Home Office adviser in matters relating to politically motivated crime. In 1887 he became the Secretary of the Prison Commissioners until August of 1888, when he replaced James Monro as Assistant Commissioner of the Criminal Investigation Department, which was then just starting the investigation into the Jack the Ripper murders. Almost immediately after being promoted he went on an extended vacation in France, leaving others in charge. He was called back after a month because of increased bad publicity over the Ripper murders.
Arthur Conan Doyle was entertaining London at that time with his Sherlock Holmes stories, but it was Sir Robert Anderson and his staff who were working at ridding the city of crime and criminals. Records show that crime decreased in London during that period. He directed this work until 1901, when he retired and was made K.C.B. (Knight Commander of the the Order of the Bath).
He died 11:00 p.m. on November 15, 1918. He and his wife are buried in Kensal Green cemetery, London NW.
W.H. Smith, on the floor of the House of Commons, stated that Sir Robert "had discharged his duties with great ability and perfect faithfulness to the public." Raymond Blathwayt, in Great Thoughts, wrote: "Sir Robert Anderson is one of the men to whom the country, without knowing it, owes a great debt."
Here is a list of the works included on this wonderful CD:
A Doubter's Doubts
Christ and Criticism
Criminals and Crime
Daniel in the Critics Den
Election and Lordship
Forgotten Truths
Human Destiny
Letter to E.W. Bullinger
Misunderstood Texts of Scripture
Redemption Truths
Sin and Judgment to Come
Spirit Manifestations and the Gift of Tongues
The Bible or the Church
The Coming Prince
The Gospel and Its Ministry
The Honour of His Name
The Lord from Heaven
The Resurrection
The Silence of God
The Way
Types in Hebrews
Unfulfilled Prophecy
Perhaps the greatest and most famous writing of Sir Robert Anderson involves the mind-blowing messianic prophecies in the Book of Daniel. If you have not studied Daniel Chapter 9 and "The 70 Weeks" you must read Sir Robert Anderson's book "The Coming Prince". This book alone is worth the price of this CD! In this book, Sir Robert proves without a doubt, and with calculations given to THE EXACT DAY that unlock the meaning of the timeline and the prophetic events of the last part of Daniel Chapter 9. DO NOT MISS OUT ON THIS, you will not be disappointed! It is truly astonishing and completely mind blowing.
Robert Anderson, though of Scottish descent, was born in Dublin on 29 May 1841. His father, Matthew Anderson, was Crown Solicitor in the Irish capital, a distinguished elder in the Irish Presbyterian Church, and was descended from one of the "No Surrender" group of Derry defenders. In the biographical sketch found in Kregel Publications recent reprints of his works it states that he described himself as an anglicized Irishman of Scottish extraction.
He had been brought up in a devout Christian home, and had led what is known as a religious life, with occasional transient fits of penitence and anxiety, but, in his late teens he had doubts about his own conversion. The Irish Evangelical Revival (1859-60) touched Robert's sister, who persuaded her brother to attend one of the services, held in Dublin by Rev Joseph Denham Smith, but the popular hymns disturbed him and he got very little out of the message. The light came the following Sunday evening when he attended a service in his own church and heard the Rev. John Hall (afterwards of New York), who "boldly proclaimed forgiveness of sins, and eternal life as God's gift in grace, unreserved and unconditional, to be received by us as we sat in the pews. His sermon thrilled me," Sir Robert said when describing the event, "and yet I deemed his doctrine to be unscriptural. So I waylaid him as he left the vestry, and on our homeward walk I tackled him about his heresies ... At last he let go my arm, and, facing me as we stood upon the pavement, he repeated with great solemnity his gospel message and appeal. 'I tell you,' he said, 'as a minister of Christ, and in His name, that there is life for you here and now if you will accept Him. Will you accept Christ, or will you reject Him?' After a pause — how prolonged I know not — I exclaimed, 'In God's name I will accept Christ.' Not another word passed between us; but after another pause he wrung my hand and left me. And I turned homewards with the peace of God filling my heart."
He was especially close to some of the greatest biblical teachers of his day, including James M. Gray, Cyrus Ingersoll Scofield, A. C. Dixon, and E. W. Bullinger. He also preached with John Nelson Darby (1800-1882) in the West of Ireland. Anderson was a member of the Plymouth Brethren, first with Darby then with the Open Brethren party before returing to his Presbyterian roots. R.A. was a copius author of numerous religious works, most of which are still in print to this day and enjoying an increasing circulation.
In 1865 the Fenians were at work (a secret society attempting to overthrow British rule in Ireland), and he assisted the Irish government in interrogating prisoners and preparing legal briefs. In 1877 his special knowledge of the methods and manners of conspirators led to his appointment as Irish Agent at the Home Office. As an intelligence officer in London he had the responsibility from 1876 onward to spy on and disrupt the Fenians. As part of this anti-Irish effort, he personally forged documents to try to implicate Irish leader Charles Stewart Parnell in terrorist activities. In 1888, when London was in the grip of the "Jack the Ripper" scare, he moved into Scotland Yard as Assistant Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police and Chief of the Criminal Investigation Department. Anderson remained in London as a Home Office adviser in matters relating to politically motivated crime. In 1887 he became the Secretary of the Prison Commissioners until August of 1888, when he replaced James Monro as Assistant Commissioner of the Criminal Investigation Department, which was then just starting the investigation into the Jack the Ripper murders. Almost immediately after being promoted he went on an extended vacation in France, leaving others in charge. He was called back after a month because of increased bad publicity over the Ripper murders.
Arthur Conan Doyle was entertaining London at that time with his Sherlock Holmes stories, but it was Sir Robert Anderson and his staff who were working at ridding the city of crime and criminals. Records show that crime decreased in London during that period. He directed this work until 1901, when he retired and was made K.C.B. (Knight Commander of the the Order of the Bath).
He died 11:00 p.m. on November 15, 1918. He and his wife are buried in Kensal Green cemetery, London NW.
W.H. Smith, on the floor of the House of Commons, stated that Sir Robert "had discharged his duties with great ability and perfect faithfulness to the public." Raymond Blathwayt, in Great Thoughts, wrote: "Sir Robert Anderson is one of the men to whom the country, without knowing it, owes a great debt."
Here is a list of the works included on this wonderful CD:
A Doubter's Doubts
Christ and Criticism
Criminals and Crime
Daniel in the Critics Den
Election and Lordship
Forgotten Truths
Human Destiny
Letter to E.W. Bullinger
Misunderstood Texts of Scripture
Redemption Truths
Sin and Judgment to Come
Spirit Manifestations and the Gift of Tongues
The Bible or the Church
The Coming Prince
The Gospel and Its Ministry
The Honour of His Name
The Lord from Heaven
The Resurrection
The Silence of God
The Way
Types in Hebrews
Unfulfilled Prophecy
Perhaps the greatest and most famous writing of Sir Robert Anderson involves the mind-blowing messianic prophecies in the Book of Daniel. If you have not studied Daniel Chapter 9 and "The 70 Weeks" you must read Sir Robert Anderson's book "The Coming Prince". This book alone is worth the price of this CD! In this book, Sir Robert proves without a doubt, and with calculations given to THE EXACT DAY that unlock the meaning of the timeline and the prophetic events of the last part of Daniel Chapter 9. DO NOT MISS OUT ON THIS, you will not be disappointed! It is truly astonishing and completely mind blowing.
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domain, and is lawfully authorized for publication by us from the U.S.
Library of Congress. No copyright laws have been violated. This listing complies with all eBay policies and regulations. This book is not a digitally delivered item or a compilation item.
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