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Title: Expository Sermons on Revelations by W. A. Criswell ISBN: 0-310-22840-9 Publisher: Zondervan Pub. Date: June, 1966 Format: Hardcover List Price(USD): $24.95

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Average Customer Rating: 4.67 (3 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: Inspirational, Biblical, and Accurate!
Comment: Most sermon books cannot be read smoothly from one chapter to the next. In these messages, the reader can smoothly transition from chapter to chapter. Because this is a sermon book, some points are repeated because there are different messages covering the same Scriptures. However, in true Criswell style you will not grow weary reading two messages about the same exact Scriptures. This is a great book for the reader who wants to read it straight through and it is also a great book for the person who wants to study it as a resource book.

Rating: 5
Summary: My spiritual journey with Pastor Criswell through Revelation
Comment: I read the Bible through and then start again. This time I began with the "Expository Sermons on Revelation". one chapter at a time, one day at a time. Even though I do agree with his stand on these chapters, I have had the most wonderful spiritual blessings reading along day by day what the Christian can expect to transpire. It has really made a difference in my life, actually, and am visiting my son and his family in May and will give them this book to read with my blessings. Dr. Criswell,in my opinion, is a mighty man of God.

Rating: 4
Summary: Thorough, but somewhat repetitive, exposition of Revelation
Comment: The text consists of material from sermons and, therefore, has quite a bit of repetitive material. It is very complete, though, and serves as an excellent exposition for anyone needing commentary on the Book of Revelation. In almost all cases, the author takes the fundamentalist view. He is also of the futurist school. These two positions agree with my leanings, so they were not a problem for me. Others, though, may want to take his stand into consideration before purchasing the book. I would recommend it as a reference, but perhaps would not as general reading since it is quite large and (as I have mentioned) somewhat repetitive.