Clarence Larkin Box Set: The Book of Daniel; The Book of Revelation; & The Spirit World

By: Clarence Larkin

Narrated by: Museum Audiobooks cast

Clarence Larkin (1850-1924) was a pastor, author, and theologian. Published in 1918, The Book of Daniel examines the Biblical book of Daniel in detail. An entire chapter is devoted to the dream of King Nebuchadnezzar and Daniel’s interpretation of it. Larkin also investigates and interprets the Book of Revelation, with reference to earlier books of the Bible. The author believed that the Book of Daniel holds the key to an understanding of Revelation, the final book of the New Testament. The Spirit World is a comprehensive study of Biblical references to the unseen realm with chapters titled "Powers of Good and Evil", "The Underworld", "Satan", "The Fallen Angels", "Demonism", "The Intermediate State", and "The Resurrection of the Body".

Public Domain (P)2020 Museum Audiobooks

Spend for the boxed set, and save time

I bought the 6-book e-book way back in 2018, for a few of the charts, which are really hard to see, so I didn't try to read it. Then, by way of a pastor, I was reintroduced to this sober, proper preacher. Yes, it is true the man lived a century ago, but truth does not change.

Specifically looking for The Spirit World, I am pleased to find this set. It will be needed to have Clarence Larkin's Exposition of both Daniel and Revelation. All three are a unit. They can be taught separate, and often are, but, there is great benefit in taking the time to study it all as a unit. The angel Gabriel is held up fighting the prince of Persia on his way to speak with Daniel- and the war isn't over. Revelation continues and enhances understanding of demons, Satan, the Lake of Fire. We do not have to like it, but, wr are already immortal, and our soul will not die.

The most interesting was that punishment does not bring remorse. Confession is not repentance. The rich man of Luke 16 did not repent, but he desired relief of his thirst and misery.

I also had to go back and listen to the part where Saul absolved the witch of Endor of the consequences of het sin of witchcraft. Because she was terrified that Samuel actually appears!

Also, the myth of purgatory is proven false. There is only heaven or hell. Either your bill states "paid in full" by faith alone, or you are doomed forever. But there is only one way, God's way. And I like the simple style of presentation.

The narrator uses the annoying habit of pronouncing Scripture reference as abbreviations, but otherwise, he does well. He reads well, in a voice which is easy to listen to.

Other worldly

Three books everyone should read; opens up an exciting world for believers and non-believers. These are a great segue from the occult to Christianity.

Clarence Larkin books are A+ BUT

However this box set is poorly put together because there are no description but only Chapters that don’t align with any one book.
It would be nice if it mentioned which book and chapter but it leaves you to guess.

Excellent study of Daniel and Revelation

Understanding these prophetic books is essential if you want a thorough view of God's plan for the ages. Mr Larkin in a day where these beliefs were not common provides a exceptional expositorn of the two main prophetic books of God's word. The depth of his understanding will not be fully appreciated by one reading. Ministers and students alike will benefit from this book.

Excellent information not hearing anyplace else.

Can listen to over and over again. So much valuable information. Everything backed up with scriptures

Excellent

Excellent reading of several foundational works by a great thinker from the turn of the 19 century. His expertise was as a trained draftsman so his writings are ordered and complete. Easy to listen to. Great use of a single credit.

Like a run-on sentence!

As far as the narration goes, this is a great set. However, the problem lies in the inability to play a certain book or even a certain chapter by itself. When I started the audible app the only thing it allows is to start the book (which are 3 in total) starting from the first book and moving in successive order as given in its title, which is truly unfortunate.

By way of a recommendation to its creators, since you have gone to the trouble of putting together this trifecta of Larkin material, it would be nice to have included in this set Larkins Magnum Opus: Dispensational Truth, even if it meant paying more for the set.

Thanks so much for whomever created this set. I have found it very helpful, especially in a day and age when time is so precious and there never seems to be enough of it in any given day.

extraordinary message horrible narration

the narration of the Book of Daniel is absolutely terrible. the breathy whistling narrative makes it difficult to listen to the words. Larkin is an excellent expositor but consider reading as opposed to enduring this reading.