Arthur Hinds (dates uncertain) was an editor and compiler whose work focused on presenting the teachings of Jesus in a clear and accessible form. In The Complete Sayings of Jesus Christ, he gathered the recorded words attributed to Jesus across the four Gospels and arranged them in chronological sequence. By removing surrounding narrative and commentary, Hinds sought to present the sayings as a continuous body of teaching, allowing readers to engage directly with the language of the text. His work reflects an early twentieth-century interest in textual organisation, clarity, and the systematic study of religious writings.