Answers for Chicken Little: A No Nonsense Look at the Book of Revelation

By: Dan Boone

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Pastor Dan Boone simply explains the meaning of Revelation in a plain and friendly manner which is both easy to understand yet challenging to apply. He avoidsend-time speculation and focuses on the promise Jesus made to bring new life and new hope for his people. Each section of Revelation is treated in separate chapters.Answers for Chicken Little can be read alongside any translation because it does not include the text of Revelation, and is an excellent resource for laypeople and pastors alike. 143 pages, softcover.

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Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 144
Vendor: Beacon Hill Press
Publication Date: 2005
Dimensions: 8 X 5.25 (inches)

ISBN: 0834122197
ISBN-13: 9780834122192
Availability: In Stock
Series: Insight Media

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Answers for Chicken Little: A No Nonsense Look at the Book of Revelation 3 5 2 2

Our Sunday School class is in the process of studying Dr. Boone's book. This is the most frightening book I have ever read by a Christian author; not due to the events of The Book of Revelation, but due to this authors highly unorthodox interpretation. While I do not know Dr. Boone personally, I suspect he follows a preterist eschatology. His interpretation that the millennium began at Christs resurrection and continues until His return is truly frightening if you take seriously the promise in Rev. 20 that Satan will be bound to deceive the nations no more. Our God is much bigger than this. If Chicken Little is blown by every wind of doctrine, he or she may want to skip this one. December 10, 2009

Easy to read, easy to follow the logic and explanations, and makes sense of a book that many of us have had trouble understanding. I highly recommend it especially during these troubling times in which we live. November 18, 2007