Revelation: A Manual of Spiritual Warfare: Expository Sermons on the Book of Revelation (2 vols set)

Revelation: A Manual of Spiritual Warfare: Expository Sermons on the Book of Revelation (2 vols set)

Max Doner

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Revelation often confuses and mystifies those who read it. This book will enable the reader to understand Revelation with clarity and confidence. Every verse is thoroughly explained in an easy to understand and biblically satisfying manner.

Written from an Amillennial Covenantial Idealist perspective, it sets forth a Reformed interpretation that corrects the errors of Dispensationalism.

This book is designed for pastors who need help in understanding, expounding, and applying the book of Revelation to their congregations from the pulpit. The outlines embedded in each chapter, the clarity and completeness of the exposition of each verse, and the applications provided will be a valuable help in message preparation. The introduction provides an extended explanation of the interpretive approach needed to properly understand the book. The body of the work contains a complete exposition of Revelation and Daniel 2 and 7. The four appendices contain an exposition of Matthew 24, Daniel 9, Ezekiel 40-43, and the source and nature of civil government.

This book is also designed for believers who desire to understand Revelation. It will finally make sense to them, and it will powerfully inspire them. They will see the triumph of Christ in defeating and destroying the works of the Devil. They will understand the spiritual warfare they must fight to defeat Satan and his helpers. They will be equipped to effectively advance the Kingdom of God and persevere in the faith. They will be encouraged to face the future with optimism and confidence as they contemplate the glories of the new heaven and the new earth that await them. The blessings and the triumph that Revelation promises can be understood and obtained by every Christian!

Publisher: Reformed Lighthouse Press
Type: Hardback
ISBN: 9798985847307 & 9798985847314

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Max Doner has a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration from Sacramento State University in Sacramento, California. He also graduated from Sacramento Bible Institute in Sacramento, California, with a diploma after a three-year non-accredited seminary-level course of study. He was a Reformed Baptist pastor for 34 years who held a full subscription to the 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith throughout those years. He founded and pastored two Reformed Baptist churches, one in Sacramento, California, and one in Lebanon, Oregon. After 34 years of pastoral ministry, he retiured & now devoted his time to writing, to the church he is a member of, and to his family.  He has been married to his wife, Katherine, since 1975 and has 4 children.

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Revelation: A Manual of Spiritual Warfare by retired Pastor Max Doner is a must-read for all serious students of eschatology. In it, Max offers up the most comprehensive and compelling case for the idealist interpretation yet written. He is careful in exegesis, as well as consistent and concise in his exposition of every passage. His explanations are clear and he does not hesitate to tackle the more difficult sections found in Revelation. Every single verse is dealt with—a feature hard to find in many comparable books and commentaries on the subject. I urge you to get your hands on a copy and study it well. Your mind and heart will be refreshed in doing so." Pastor Jeff L. Black

"Here is a preacher’s commentary on Revelation. If you have wondered how to preach Revelation, this volume is for you. Max is an excellent teacher, a clear communicator who explains and interprets the text while giving helpful applications. This commentary gives the preacher a clear and consistent example of how to exposit Revelation so as to make it accessible and understandable to the believer in the pew. These volumes will help the man of God to convey “what the Spirit says to the churches.” Pastor Alan Dunn