Forgotten Truths

Forgotten Truths is a Christian classic by Sir Robert Anderson, where he discusses a number of Bible lessons he believed forgotten or misrepresented in the modern day.

Lamenting what he viewed as a lapse in Christian consciousness towards some of the Bible's most important principles, the author embarks on an investigation which takes him across the Biblical New Testament. Much of the work concentrates upon the person of Jesus Christ, and the words and lessons dispensed by Christ during his lifetime. 

Other topics include the nature of God's plan for humanity, and the impending second coming of Jesus to the Earth. The perceived delay in Jesus' arrival is also addressed, with the Gospels consistently cited in support of Anderson's arguments. In all, the author sets out a vision of Christianity as he feels it should be, supported by the words of the Holy Bible. 

Sir Robert Anderson was one of England's most senior police commissioners who worked in London's Scotland Yard. The meticulousness of his profession is evident in his writing; readers can expect thoughtful and close readings of the Bible, as well as sophisticated and sometimes profound conclusions upon their truest meaning. 

This edition includes all five appendices, which explain the meaning behind specific phenomena in the Bible, together with passages Anderson found particularly important to the subject. Today, Sir Robert Anderson's numerous writings are underappreciated classics of Christian thought, sure to encourage contemplation in all who read them.