uitgegeven vanaf 1909 onder redactie van
Charles H. Welch (1880-1967).

INDEX

Title Index:

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Volume Index:

Scripture Index:

VOLUMES
1.	Volume I	1909 - 1911	Index
2. & 3.	Volume II & III	1912 - 1913	Index
4. & 5.	Volume IV & V	1914 - 1915	Index
6.	Volume VI	1916	Index
7.	Volume VII	1917	Index
8.	Volume VIII	1918	Index
9.	Volume IX	1919	Index
10.	Volume X	1920	Index
11.	Volume XI	1921	Index
12.	Volume XII	1922	Index
13.	Volume XIII	1923	Index
14.	Volume XIV	1924	Index
15.	Volume XV	1925	Index
16.	Volume XVI	1926	Index
17.	Volume XVII	1927	Index
18.	Volume XVIII	1928	Index
19.	Volume XIX	1929	Index
20.	Volume XX	1930	Index
21.	Volume XXI	1931	Index
22.	Volume XXII	1932	Index
23.	Volume XXIII	1933	Index
24.	Volume XXIV	1934	Index
25.	Volume XXV	1935	Index
26.	Volume XXVI	1936	Index
27.	Volume XXVII	1937	Index
28.	Volume XXVIII	1938	Index
29.	Volume XXIX	1939	Index
30.	Volume XXX	1940	Index
31.	Volume XXXI	1941	Index
32.	Volume XXXII	1942 - 1944	Index
33.	Volume XXXIII	1945 - 1946	Index
34.	Volume XXXIV	1947 - 1948	Index
35.	Volume XXXV	1949 - 1950	Index
36.	Volume XXXVI	1951 - 1952	Index
37.	Volume XXXVII	1953 - 1954	Index
38.	Volume XXXVIII	1955 - 1956	Index
39.	Volume XXXIX	1957 - 1958	Index
40.	Volume XL	1959 - 1960	Index
41.	Volume XLI	1961 - 1962	Index
42.	Volume XLII	1963 - 1964	Index
43.	Volume XLIII	1965 - 1966	Index
44.	Volume XLIV	1967 - 1968	Index
45.	Volume XLV	1969 - 1970	Index
46.	Volume XLVI	1971 - 1972	Index
47.	Volume XLVII	1973 - 1974	Index
48.	Volume XLVIII	1975 - 1976	Index
49.	Volume XLIX	1977 - 1978	Index
50.	Volume L	1979 - 1980	Index
51.	Volume LI	1981 - 1982	Index
52.	Volume LII	1983 - 1984	Index
53.	Volume LIII	1985 - 1986	Index
54.	Volume LIV	1987 - 1988	Index

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."

Another interesting point that I want to mention is that as a result of financial hardship Mr. Welch was engaged to his future wife for 12 years before they could afford to be married. Mrs. Welch was very supportive of her husband's work and always found ways to help him serve God and The Work that was their life.

The last topic I want to share is the meeting that took place between Mr. Welch and Dr. Bullinger, concerning the dividing of the Apostle Paul's Epistles written before and after Acts 28. They agreed that Paul's writings should be divided this way and Dr. Bullinger asked Mr. Welch to begin writing a series of articles in "Things to Come" as a result of this meeting.

Mr. Welch's life has been an encouragement and a challenge to me to do a better job of sharing and living for the truth of the "Mystery" given to the Apostle Paul.