The Most High God: A Commentary on the Book of Daniel

by Renald E. Showers

Publisher:

Friends of Israel Gospel Ministry

, 1982

Overview

Daniel, more than any other book in the Bible, gives an overview of prophecy and "the times of the Gentiles." At no time in history is its thrilling message more necessary than at the present hour. Dr. Showers has performed a commendable service to the cause of Christ. His commentary is clear, concise, logical, non-technical, and thoroughly biblical. The total exposition, from chapter one to chapter twelve, is consistently pre-millennial and sheds tremendous light on other portions of the prophetic Word. This clear and insightful exposition is one of the finest commentaries on the Book of Daniel available today.

Contents

Top Highlights

“The theme of the book is the sovereign rule of God over the realm of man.” (source)

“The only decree that passes both tests is the decree of Artaxerxes to Nehemiah in 445 bc Therefore, the starting point of the 490 years of the prophecy in Daniel 9 was March, 445 bc (Neh. 2:1–8).” (Daniel 9:20–27)

“To the pagan way of thinking, no nation could conquer another unless its god were more powerful than the god of the other.” (Daniel 1:1–2)

“This king was Antiochus IV, also known as Epiphanes, the eighth ruler of the Seleucid division” (Daniel 8:2–14)

“result, by August of 605 bc Nebuchadnezzar took control of the city of Jerusalem.” (Daniel 1:1–2)

Product Details

• Title: The Most High God: A Commentary on the Book of Daniel
• Author: Renald E. Showers
• Publisher: Friends of Israel Gospel Ministry, Inc.
• Publication Date: 1982