Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,1 |    Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel and Daniel) and the twelve Minor Prophets.~
 2 1,1 |      reasons for the omission of Daniel, which belongs to the Writings,
 3 1,1 |   apocalyptic visions we find in Daniel.~ The distinction between
 4 1,5 |         little of the later (not Daniel) is written in poetry should
 5 6,8 |      into Jerusalem. The prophet Daniel also prophesied about the
 6 11,0|         for his old age one like Daniel would have made for him!
 7 13,2|         be saved (14:12-23). For Daniel see p. 142; note that the
 8 13,2|       the same as in the book of Daniel.~ The warning is reinforced
 9 13,3|    normally called apocalyptic.~ Daniel was a prophet (Matt. 24:
10 13,3|          last, as represented by Daniel, quite understandably and
11 13,3|          Prophets.~ The place of Daniel in the Jewish canon is widely
12 15,4|         comparable with those in Daniel. Efforts to see in them
13 15,4|          vision with 6:1-8, with Daniel or Revelation. All the peoples
14 15,4|           1:8). Any linking with Daniel is far-fetched, and while
15 17  |                      Chapter 17.~Daniel.  ~ ~
16 17,1|                 The Structure of Daniel. ~ A. The Present — Ghs.
17 17,1|        of Israel.~ ~We deal with Daniel last because both the Hebrew
18 17,1|       strict sense of the word.~ Daniel, with its stress on the
19 17,1|         non-historical nature of Daniel for granted.~ The results
20 17,2|     modern view see HDB, article Daniel, Book of; Driver, LOT, ch.
21 17,2|        Against see ISBE, article Daniel, Book of; Young, ch. XXIV;
22 17,2|        XXIV; Lattey: The Book of Daniel and the Bibliography.).
23 17,2|        attributed his visions to Daniel to get his message, in whose
24 17,2|         to be as early as Ezra” (Daniel (The Century Bible), p.
25 17,2|  attribute the narrative part of Daniel to the fifth century B.C.,
26 17,3|          in 2:4 dp not mean that Daniel spoke in that language —
27 17,3|          for the present form of Daniel would have made the transfer
28 17,4|                         When did Daniel enter the Canon? ~ Most
29 17,4|         laid by the opponents of Daniel’s author­ship on the fact
30 17,4|     unintelligible; in addition, Daniel never had the stand­ing
31 17,4|    recognized as inspired.~ That Daniel circulated in inferior MSS.
32 17,4|         is not inconsistent with Daniel’s position; he probably
33 17,5|      done, the real objection to Daniel is its miraculous element,
34 17,5|         can only be removed from Daniel by doing violence to its
35 17,5|    forget that the narratives of Daniel receive their endorsement
36 17,6|         Testament endorsement of Daniel that is really fatal to
37 17,6|       does justify the means. If Daniel is a second-century work,
38 17,6|       was completely deceived by Daniel!~ To make matters worse,
39 17,6|    written in 1864, “The book of Daniel is … either divine or an
40 17,6|         or an imposture” (Pusey: Daniel the Prophet, p. 1.) It is
41 17,7|                                  Daniel the Man. ~ If not of royal
42 17,7|           If not of royal blood, Daniel belonged to one of the best
43 17,7|  families, probably as hostages, Daniel among them. The story creates
44 17,7|  fourteen.~ It seems likely that Daniel was made a eunuch (see 1:
45 17,7|     conquered Babylon (539 B.C). Daniel was an old man of over eighty,
46 17,7|         was thrown to the lions. Daniel’s age is sufficient explanation
47 17,7|          we have no knowledge of Daniel apart from his book. The
48 17,7|    autobiography. The stories of Daniel and his friends are told
49 17,7|         God over the future. Not Daniel and his friends, but the
50 17,8|                   The Stories of Daniel. ~ Once the real purpose
51 17,8|     purpose of the narratives in Daniel has been grasped, only a
52 17,8|        been little or no harm in Daniel and his friends eating this
53 17,8|    favourite god. The absence of Daniel need cause no surprise,
54 17,8|         The versions, and indeed Daniel’s own explanation, create
55 17,9|    number of the explanations of Daniel that have been seriously
56 17,9|     exposition of the visions in Daniel.~ à) Daniel is a book “sealed
57 17,9|       the visions in Daniel.~ à) Daniel is a book “sealed even to
58 17,9|        exposition of the Book of Daniel must take into account,
59 17,9|         it… (Lattey: The Book of Daniel, p. vii.). The fact that
60 17,9|         would have us learn from Daniel for to-day. Though he may
61 17,9|        that the chief purpose of Daniel to-day is to bring strength
62 17,0|       nor is any attempt made in Daniel to link it with the visions.
63 17,1|          ver. 9 should be noted. Daniel sees God as an old man,
64 17,1|          R.V.).~ ~In the Prophet Daniel we also find more prophetic
65 17,1|          Jews of the prophecy of Daniel (Mat. 8:20, 9:6, 12:40,
66 17,3|        is the crucial chapter of Daniel. If in­deed we have here
67 17,3|   prophecy of Jesus Christ, then Daniel is truly prophetic, and
68 17,3|        490 years).~ ~The Prophet Daniel wrote the prophecy of the
69 17,3| Jerusalem in 588 BC. The prophet Daniel knew, that the 70 year time
70 17,3|      Holy City of Jerusalem, St. Daniel often began to ask God for
71 17,3|      Gabriel said to the Prophet Daniel:~ ~“Seventy times seven “
72 17,3|         book. The enumeration of Daniel’s “weeks” should begin from
73 17,3|       the time, indicated by St. Daniel. The Christian faith began
74 17,3|         Archangel to the prophet Daniel, reigned “abomination of
75 17,3|        the city. The prophecy of Daniel about the weeks comes to
76 17,3| countrymen to count the weeks of Daniel. The rabbi of Gemar even
77 17,3|          understandable. For the Daniel weeks point directly to
78 17,4|  Epiphanes a genuine prophecy of Daniel’s was worked over and paraphrased,
79 17,4|         the book. In the days of Daniel very little dear teaching
80 17,4|          the angels mentioned in Daniel cannot be decided from the
81 17,4|        the sovereignty of God is Daniel’s chief theological interest,
82 17,5|        the sixth century date of Daniel can refer to D. J. Wiseman
83 17,5|          Problems in the Book of Daniel (Tyndale Press).~ ~ ~