I have very happy memories of Rev. Arthur Carver (when he helped London Bible College at Northwood, now LST, with maintenance duties) and regret not buying a copy of his book The Great Consummation from him. At the time my pre-millennial prejudice prevented me. I have found some of this book posted on a blogsite
http://elijah-the-tishbite.blogspot.com/2006/07/great-consumation-by-arthur-carver.html
but finding a complete copy of this rare book was difficult. I contacted the library London School of Theology (LST) and found that they have a copy. I will be going back to my alma mater soon and will enjoy reading Arthur's book.
Arthur was once an Elim Pentecostal minister, but his amillennial views on eschatology did not fit in with the doctrinal basis of Elim, which was then very staunchly pre-millennialist, so Arthur had to resign. Many LBC students in my day remember hearing Arthur's hymn singing as he worked. He was a lovely man of God.
http://elijah-the-tishbite.blogspot.com/2006/07/great-consumation-by-arthur-carver.html
but finding a complete copy of this rare book was difficult. I contacted the library London School of Theology (LST) and found that they have a copy. I will be going back to my alma mater soon and will enjoy reading Arthur's book.
Arthur was once an Elim Pentecostal minister, but his amillennial views on eschatology did not fit in with the doctrinal basis of Elim, which was then very staunchly pre-millennialist, so Arthur had to resign. Many LBC students in my day remember hearing Arthur's hymn singing as he worked. He was a lovely man of God.