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                ACCEPTED IN THE BELOVED     By Charles H. Welch

49 pages - Charles H. Welch
Studies dealing with the position of the believer in Christ.

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               ACTS OF THE APOSTLES     By Charles H. Welch

 

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              APOSTLE  OF THE RECONCILIATION    By Charles H. Welch

337 pages - Charles H. Welch
This book develops the conclusions reached in Dispensational Truth. A dispensation is an administration, or stewardship. Jew, Gentile, Church of God, etc., provide dispensational distinctions as dealt with by God. Our Lord, rejected by the Jews during His lifetime was, after the crucifixion, offered again by God conditional upon the repentance of the nation. Our book reviews historical conditions and considers the epistles written during these years when God’s offer was open to the Jewish nation and to such Gentiles who, as the figure shows, were grafted into Israel’s olive tree. Romans, Galatians, and 1 and 2 Corinthians all contribute to the aspect of reconciliation.

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           AUTOBIOGRAPHY   

 Mr. Welch was born on April 25, 1880, in Bermondsey, England. His parents were atheist, but were honest, kind and excellent parents with the exception that the Word of God was not read in their home. He was the oldest child and he had six sisters. However, he was not shown any favoritism and was required to do the same tasks that his siblings performed.

Mr. Welch had no college training or social status as his parents were poor and were not able to provide the things that would appear to make one qualified to write and teach the Bible. As he compared his status to the Apostle Paul he seemed to fall short in every way. These facts however did not keep him from doing what he referred to as "The Work".

Mr. Welch had several secular jobs as he provided for himself and his family. He worked with leather to make handbags, as Secretary of the Bible Training College, he trained to be an artist, did construction work, he owned and operated a green house. He did these various tasks for the "The bread that perishes". Then the real work, writing articles for the "The Berean Expositor" as well as sharing the Word of God where ever there was an open door.

Mr. Welch was saved when he was twenty years old in November 1900. An American by the name of Dr. Munhall was the speaker at the meeting he attended. The text that was used was taken from the Gospel of John, "He that believeth on the Son hath everlasting life." He states that "I passed from death unto life upon believing that simple testimony."  Mr. Welch was born on April 25, 1880, in Bermondsey, England. His parents were atheist, but were honest, kind and excellent parents with the exception that the Word of God was not read in their home. He was the oldest child and he had six sisters. However, he was not shown any favoritism and was required to do the same tasks that his siblings performed.

Mr. Welch had no college training or social status as his parents were poor and were not able to provide the things that would appear to make one qualified to write and teach the Bible. As he compared his status to the Apostle Paul he seemed to fall short in every way. These facts however did not keep him from doing what he referred to as "The Work".

Mr. Welch had several secular jobs as he provided for himself and his family. He worked with leather to make handbags, as Secretary of the Bible Training College, he trained to be an artist, did construction work, he owned and operated a green house. He did these various tasks for the "The bread that perishes". Then the real work, writing articles for the "The Berean Expositor" as well as sharing the Word of God where ever there was an open door.

Mr. Welch was saved when he was twenty years old in November 1900. An American by the name of Dr. Munhall was the speaker at the meeting he attended. The text that was used was taken from the Gospel of John, "He that believeth on the Son hath everlasting life." He states that "I passed from death unto life upon believing that simple testimony."  

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          BRIDE AND THE BODY   By Charles H. Welch

 42 pages - Charles H. Welch
An examination of three Scriptural terms: (1) The Wife. (2) The Bride, and (3) The Body; from which it is concluded that these signify three distinct callings.

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         DEITY OF CHRIST

53 pages - Charles H. Welch
An exhaustive study worthy of the attention of anyone who may be in doubt, or who has encountered false doctrines concerning the Deity of Christ.

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          ECCLESIASTES   By Charles H. Welch

95 pages - Charles H. Welch
Ecclesiastes is a book which deals with the circumstances of every passing hour, and much of its teaching is as applicable today as when it was written: a mirror of what life may come to mean if light be given and rejected.

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         FAR ABOVE ALL     By Charles H. Welch

28 pages - Charles H. Welch
A sequel to United Yet Divided, outlining the blessings of the Church of the One Body of Ephesians.

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        FORM OF SOUND WORDS       By Charles H. Welch

140 pages - Charles H. Welch
The basis of this book is the warning of the apostle Paul against ‘a form of godliness’ (2 Tim. 3:5) as contrasted with the necessity to hold fast the ‘form of sound words’ which had been heard of him, and which he expected Timothy to commit to faithful men who would teach others also (2 Tim. 1:13, 2:2). Other features such as ‘The inspiration of Scripture’, ‘God manifest in the flesh’, and ‘Three spheres of blessing’ are dealt with in the express terms of Paul’s teaching.

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         HELL OR PURE FROM THE BLOOD OF ALL MEN   By Charles H. Welch

 

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          IS GOD A PERSON   By Charles H. Welch

 

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           LIFE THROUGH HIS NAME    By Charles H. Welch

 

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            NONE OTHER THINGS   By Charles H. Welch

 

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         PARABLE, MIRACLE, AND SIGN    By Charles H. Welch

 

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          FROM PENTECOST TO PRISON    By Charles H. Welch

 

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          PERFECTION OR PERDITION   By Charles H. Welch

 

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           PRIZE OF THE HIGH CALLING    By Charles H. Welch

 

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          SATISFIED  By Charles H. Welch

  Charles H. Welch

104 pages


A study of five spiritual values under the headings: All Spiritual Blessings, Rags or Robes, All of One (Heb. 2:11), The Lord's Anointed, and Satisfied.

PREFACE

‘All Scripture is given by inspiration of God (theopneustos-God breathed), and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness: that the man of God may be perfect, throughly furnished unto all good works’ (2 Tim. 3:16,17).

Most of us have heard of the legend of King Solomon’s Mines but there is a Mine that is not connected with legends, to which we have free access, namely, the Word of God. This is His truth given to us, in which we can keep digging, and unearth by the Spirit of God, gems that in splendour outshine all the glory of Solomon; that reveal to us the One Who was, is, and always will be greater than Solomon, Christ Himself, the One Who for a time, for us, gave up that glory and all it signified, so that we might be manifested with Him in glory, redeemed by His precious blood.

With the persistence and energy of the miner in mind we think of Charles Welch and his labour and zeal over the many years, unearthing Truths in the Word of God. In these days of apostasy, apathy and opposition to God and His wonderful Salvation in Christ, I, and to be pertinent, all believers who desire to go on to perfection (the end or goal) need so much the truths of his labours to build us up in our most holy faith and that as set out in 1 Peter 3:15 we may sanctify the Lord God in our hearts: and be ready always to give an answer to every man that asks us a reason for the hope that is in us, with meekness and fear.

Not only does the author ‘dig’ with all his energy, but, like the lapidary, he polishes and makes these gems of Truth scintillate with a foretaste of the glory that is to be ours in due time.

In this book he has ranged through the Scriptures dealing with such subjects as ‘Satisfaction’, ‘Immortality’, ‘Oneness’, ‘Forgiveness’, ‘Bread of Life’, ‘Redemption’, ‘Deity of Christ’ etc.

His aim and object, as it has been throughout his life, is to glorify God and His Son our Lord Jesus Christ in all the Scriptures; to be an earthen vessel, always in his writings and expositions, exalting Christ. Here is an exposition of Dispensational, Doctrinal and Practical truth not to be ignored by those who love the Lord Jesus Christ, a book not to be hastily read, and placed in the library, but to be perused and studied with the Scriptures beside one, for the author’s aim and object is to lead us to be ‘Throughly Furnished’. This can only be accomplished by recourse to the Scriptures themselves, but we also should praise God and thank Him for men such as Mr.Welch, who have given us the aids to understanding the Word of God.

With grateful thanks which I am sure will be echoed by all who study this book, I pray for the author and all associated with him in this publication.

W. H. H. 9th Sept. 1962.

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        THE BOOK OF JOB AND THE ENIGMA OF THE AGES  by Charles H. Welch

90 pages


This work probes the problem of suffering as it is presented to us in the Book of Job. Here we find the enmity between the two seeds which underlies the problem of the ages, and the over-ruling grace of God bending all things to the accomplishing of His ‘end result', so that the sufferer will finally ‘come forth as gold'.

In this book, C.H. Welch sheds much light on the great unfolding purpose of the ages. We are here brought face to face, not only with the problem of suffering, but with the problem of evil and its relation to the creation of man. He who would stand fast amid the pressure of events must learn the lessons taught in this great book of Job.

At the outset we are brought to the very heart of things. The author draws back the curtain and shows how this ancient record came into the hands of one ‘learned in all the wisdom of the Egyptians’. Here, Moses would read for the first time truths that form part of the book of Genesis; Adam’s sin, the Sons of God, the majesty of the Creator and the vastness of His handiwork. Not only so, but here he would read of a Redeemer who lived, of a Ransom provided, and of a hope that through Him man may be raised from sleep in the dust of the earth. The conclusion is inescapable that such a book would not only influence but impart power and wisdom to the man chosen to be the deliverer and lawgiver of Israel.

To many the book of Job is a record of unrelieved gloom, with Job longing to be where ‘the wicked cease from troubling, and the weary are at rest’. This however is only part of the truth revealed. Suffering is answered by comfort and consolation, reproach and loss give place to honour and blessing. The fruits of victory are given to one who by his faith endured and overcame.

The reader’s conviction steadily deepens that the truth of this ancient book applies in principle to his own day. In conclusion, we find here keys to unlock some of life’s enigmas: Genesis 3 will be read with new understanding, and the veil is drawn aside as we see the adversary of man in his corrupting, spoiling work. Not only do we perceive the cause of Job’s sufferings, but we are enabled to view the history of Israel in a fresh light. Though God may speak in divers ways and manners, we perceive one underlying purpose, a consistent unity and integrity throughout the inspired range of revealed truth. Here indeed is a work that will build up the believer and give an inheritance among all that are sanctified.

 

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FUNDAMENTALS AND THE MYSTERY

The Prison Epistles are the only Scriptures which reveal the dispensation of the Mystery, and as that glorious truth is the peculiar burden of our ministry, we have placed great stress upon these special epistles. They are five in number, but as Philemon is personal in character, we often speak of the "Four Prison Epistles", meaning by this statement that these contain the complete revelation of the Mystery. Now two false conclusions have been drawn from our emphasis upon these epistles. One circulated by a well known speaker in Ayrshire - where we were taking meetings - was that we have no room for such an epistle as the "Romans". This is completely refuted by the publication in 1948 of the book entitled "Just and the Justifier" , and whether the charge is made out of ignorance or malice it is misleading in the extreme. We do most certainly distinguish between the doctrinal teaching of Romans, such as "justification by faith", which is as true for the church of the Mystery as it was when first written, and such dispensational teaching as "the Jew first" of Romans 1:16, or "the olive tree" of Romans the eleventh chapter, which teaching has no relation to the church of Ephesians, being truth for the time then present.  [More]

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IN HEAVENLY PLACES

The blessed truth connected with the heavenly places is a fitting witness to the "riches of His grace," and the "glory of His grace." There are not a few who seek to discredit the emphasis upon the peculiar and exclusive teaching of the Prison epistles by the remark that the word translated "heavenly places" occurs in other passages of Scripture, particularly in Hebrews. Twenty times in all the word occurs in the New Testament, distributed as follows: in the Gospels, twice; in the Epistles before Acts xxviii., five times (grace); in the Prison Epistles, seven times (spiritual perfection); and in Hebrews, six times (the number of man, imperfection, and of that age which immediately precedes the new creation, viz., the millennial kingdom).

There is, however, a most important distinction to be noticed between the five occurrences in Ephesians, and the fifteen elsewhere.  [More]