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Chapter 20: Expanding The Kingdom
This book offers valuable insights into interpreting the Book of Revelation.
The writer examines the most commonly held views and provides a critical analysis of one particular popular view. The author also makes a compelling case for the correct way to read and understand Revelation, supporting his arguments with mounds of scripture passages. The book, “Chapter 20,” presents a detailed literary structure for analyzing Revelation.
The main focus is on chapter 20, titled "Expanding the Kingdom." This title refers to the expansion of the Kingdom of God, which is implemented by God's only Son as He proclaims liberty to the captives. The author carefully analyzes this chapter, demonstrating how key phrases and concepts—such as "the key that binds Satan," "the binding of Satan," and "the dead brought to life"—create vivid imagery that supports the theme of kingdom expansion.
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Feedback from readers
“If you plan to study the Book of Revelation, you should start with a book like this one. ......Hale’s book offers a fresh perspective. .....it is essentially three books in one. The first part provides guidance on how to read Revelation. The second section analyzes the most popular views, and the final section combines Hale’s narrative insights. All in all, a good book.”“Regardless of your end-time theology, this book by Jim Hale is beneficial in gaining an understanding of eschatological positions. It’s the result of much study, is filled with Scripture and will certainly edify readers. The biblical content alone, is reason to read through the book more than once. While your position may remain the same, you hold in your hands a book by a godly man committed to rightly dividing the word. “ ~ Dr. P. J. Meduri, Director, Taking the Field Ministries “Tremendous amount of Biblical Content”“The emphasis on The King’s redemptive victory is a top priority for the author instead of being “right” over differing viewpoints.”“Very helpful understanding all of Revelation not just chapter 20”“This deep dive is an in depth breakdown of a difficult chapter in Revelation. The author clearly articulates differing interpretations while stating his personal understanding. The theme is the book us not the author’s interpretation but just simply that God’s sovereignly ordained judgment is unstoppable, therefore believers should live in light of eternity.”“If you plan to study the Book of Revelation, you should start with a book like this one. ......Hale’s book offers a fresh perspective. .....it is essentially three books in one. The first part provides guidance on how to read Revelation. The second section analyzes the most popular views, and the final section combines Hale’s narrative insights. All in all, a good book.”
The writer examines the most commonly held views and provides a critical analysis of one particular popular view. The author also makes a compelling case for the correct way to read and understand Revelation, supporting his arguments with mounds of scripture passages. The book, “Chapter 20,” presents a detailed literary structure for analyzing Revelation.
The main focus is on chapter 20, titled "Expanding the Kingdom." This title refers to the expansion of the Kingdom of God, which is implemented by God's only Son as He proclaims liberty to the captives. The author carefully analyzes this chapter, demonstrating how key phrases and concepts—such as "the key that binds Satan," "the binding of Satan," and "the dead brought to life"—create vivid imagery that supports the theme of kingdom expansion.
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Feedback from readers
“If you plan to study the Book of Revelation, you should start with a book like this one. ......Hale’s book offers a fresh perspective. .....it is essentially three books in one. The first part provides guidance on how to read Revelation. The second section analyzes the most popular views, and the final section combines Hale’s narrative insights. All in all, a good book.”“Regardless of your end-time theology, this book by Jim Hale is beneficial in gaining an understanding of eschatological positions. It’s the result of much study, is filled with Scripture and will certainly edify readers. The biblical content alone, is reason to read through the book more than once. While your position may remain the same, you hold in your hands a book by a godly man committed to rightly dividing the word. “ ~ Dr. P. J. Meduri, Director, Taking the Field Ministries “Tremendous amount of Biblical Content”“The emphasis on The King’s redemptive victory is a top priority for the author instead of being “right” over differing viewpoints.”“Very helpful understanding all of Revelation not just chapter 20”“This deep dive is an in depth breakdown of a difficult chapter in Revelation. The author clearly articulates differing interpretations while stating his personal understanding. The theme is the book us not the author’s interpretation but just simply that God’s sovereignly ordained judgment is unstoppable, therefore believers should live in light of eternity.”“If you plan to study the Book of Revelation, you should start with a book like this one. ......Hale’s book offers a fresh perspective. .....it is essentially three books in one. The first part provides guidance on how to read Revelation. The second section analyzes the most popular views, and the final section combines Hale’s narrative insights. All in all, a good book.”
253 pages, Paperback
Published December 1, 2025
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