April 12, 2024
FA Tatford - What Think Ye of Christ? RARE PB Eternal Sonship
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What Think Ye of Christ? Fredk A Tatford Description of Contents: Further information concerning the contents of the book and the author can be found below. Please check photographs too. I often include a photograph of the contents page. A rare consideration of doctrine concerning the Person of Christ. Contents include: His Deity, The Eternal Son, The Virgin Birth, Our Lord's Nescience etc. Frederick A. Tatford was born into a Christian home in Southsea, Hants, England, on February 22, 1901. He was saved at the age of fourteen and soon after began a lifelong career in the British Civil Service. Although successful in the business world, his priorities were clearly the things of God. Dr. Tatford had a special interest in missionary work. He preached in over forty countries himself, and served on the boards of the Arabic Literature Mission, the International Jews Society, the Far East Broadcasting Association, the Nile Missions Press, Child Evangelism Fellowship, and several other organizations. But Frederick Tatford is perhaps best known for his efforts as an editor and writer. He served as editor of both the Harvestor and the Prophetic Witness magazines, and declined an invitation to serve as editor of Moody Monthly becuase it would have required a move to the United States. He personally authored over seventy books and numerous
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