The Spiritual Kingdom: An Exposition of the First Eleven Chapters of the Book of Revelation

Contents

• Introductory
  • The Promised Blessing
  • The Gospel of the Kingdom
  • The Consolations of the Kingdom
• The Manifestation of the Kingdom
  • The Visible Church—Its Mission
  • The Visible Church; Its Authority
  • Varieties and Imperfections of the Visible Kingdom. The Seven Churches. Ephesus and Smyrna
  • The Same Subject Continued: Sardis, Philadelphia, and Laodicea
  • The Individual Conflict and Victory, Which Is the End of the Visible, and the Necessary Means of Attaining the Glory of the Invisible, Kingdom
  • The Promises “To Him that Overcometh”
• The True Conception of the Spiritual Kingdom
  • The Divine Nature and Spiritual Privileges of the Kingdom
  • Its Spiritual Life
  • The Spiritual Life: Its Glory, Claims, and Privileges
  • The Worship of the Kingdom
• Its Mediator King, and His Reign
  • The Administration of the Kingdom
  • The Investiture and Praises of the Slain Lamb
  • The Reign of the Lamb: Its Agencies and Results
  • The Great Revolution
• Its Conflicts and Triumph
  • The Prayers of the Saints
  • The First Four Trumpets. The Earthly Good Smitten
  • The Fifth Trumpet. The Soul Itself Smitten
  • The Reaction of the World’s Power and Wisdom
  • The Divine and Gracious Agency, and the Human Instrumentality It Provides
  • The True Church, and the Subjects of Her Testimony Defined
  • The Power of the World in the Visible Church
  • The Power of a Witnessing Church during These Abounding Corruptions, in Her Worship and Government
  • The Vitality of God’s Witnesses, and the Triumph of a Purely Spiritual Testimony
  • The Triumph