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Daniel

Old Testament · 8 pieces

  1. Daniel 5

    Jordan Research Trip, Post #7

    Aroer and the Arnon Gorge Most references in the Old Testament to Aroer occur with reference to a fortress on the edge of the Arnon Gorge known also as Wadi Mujib. Such a location fits “crest of a mountain” as the possible meaning of the name Aroer — another possible meaning would be “juniper,” a

  2. Daniel 2

    Uncommon Wisdom: Old Testament Wisdom Books

    Introduction Overall, Old Testament (OT) wisdom books are fairly anthropocentric (man-centered) since they address the issues of everyday living faced by God’s people. That does not mean that they are not also theocentric (God-centered).

  3. Daniel 1Daniel 8Daniel 10Daniel 11

    Daniel 11—Amazing Prophetic Accuracy

    The Lord Jesus Christ Himself attributed the book of Daniel to the prophet bearing that name (cf. Matthew 24:15). The Book of Daniel itself indicates that Daniel was the author (“I, Daniel,” 8:1).

  4. Daniel 2Daniel 7Daniel 8

    Daniel 8–Focus on a Key Individual

    Daniel 7 repeats the same series of six kingdoms as Daniel 2, but uses different figures to represent them. However, Daniel 8 focuses only on the 3rd through the 6th of those kingdoms. Daniel’s prophetic revelation highlights Antiochus Epiphanes as the historico-prophetic springboard.

  5. Daniel 2Daniel 7Daniel 8Daniel 9Daniel 10Daniel 11Daniel 12

    The Structure of Daniel’s Prophecies

    God’s Kingdom stands out as the major theme of the Book of Daniel. Daniel presents God as sovereign over all the kingdoms and empires of mankind. Prophetic themes include the times of the Gentiles, the time of Jacob’s trouble, the second advent of the Messiah, and the final resurrections.

  6. Daniel 12

    Biblical Genealogies: Begetting a Devotional Reading

    What do you do when you come to the book of 1 Chronicles in your Bible reading? Skip?–Jump over genealogies without reading. Skim?–Read the inserted headings, but not the text. Scavenge?–Read only the narrative inserts, like the one about Jabez. Squirm?–Read with distinct discomfort.

  7. Daniel 12

    Biblical Genealogies: Begetting a Devotional Reading

    You’ve heard it and maybe even said it yourself, “When I get to a genealogy in my Bible reading, I just skip it.” Genealogies (lists of names telling who is related to whom) can be boring and intimidating—especially if you have to read all those hard-to-pronounce names aloud for

  8. Daniel 8Daniel 11

    Outlines of the Book of Daniel

    A careful analysis of the structure and flow of the Book of Daniel reveals a pattern to the treatment of prophecies throughout the book.