Chapter, Paragraph

 1 13,3|       its place in the Hebrew canon in the Writings and not
 2 13,3|       of Daniel in the Jewish canon is widely used as evidence
 3 13,3|      after 200 B.C. “when the canon of the Prophets was closed.”
 4 13,3|       place of Ezekiel in the canon was challenged as late as
 5 13,3|     closing” of the prophetic canon by 200 B.C. is merely a
 6 15,2|      recognized fact that the canon of the prophets was closed
 7 15,2|    officially included in the canon after its having been closed
 8 17,1|       because both the Hebrew canon of Scripture and the nature
 9 17,2| ground — the formation of the Canon. When once the prophetic
10 17,2|       When once the prophetic Canon was closed, no book of a
11 17,4|     When did Daniel enter the Canon? ~ Most Christians (and
12 17,4|  history of the New Testament canon shows that while certain
13 17,4|    certain books to be in the Canon was being challenged.~ Great
14 17,4|   immediate admis­sion to the Canon improbable. In fact, everything
15 18,9|       book is included in the Canon of Scripture must be deeper