Satan (Illustrated Edition‪)‬

Features:
Biblical study of the origin and nature of Satan
Analysis of spiritual warfare in Christian doctrine
Clear theological structure for Bible students
Explains evil, temptation, and demonic influence
Based on systematic early 20th-century evangelical theology
Ideal for doctrinal study and sermon preparation
Explores Satan’s role in Scripture from Genesis to Revelation


A foundational theological study of one of the most debated figures in Christian doctrine—Satan.

SATAN by Lewis Sperry Chafer presents a systematic examination of the biblical teaching concerning the nature, origin, activity, and ultimate destiny of Satan. Written from a classical evangelical perspective, this work explores the reality of spiritual conflict as described in Scripture and its implications for Christian life and doctrine.

Chafer carefully traces Satan’s presence throughout the Bible—from his fall and deception in Genesis to his final judgment in Revelation—offering readers a structured theological framework for understanding evil and spiritual warfare.

This book reflects early 20th-century dispensational theology, emphasizing the authority of Scripture and the believer’s position in Christ. It remains widely referenced in conservative theological studies, Bible colleges, and sermon preparation.

A serious and detailed study for readers who seek to understand the biblical doctrine of Satan within a traditional Christian worldview.