Digital Logos Edition
A detailed critical analysis of various apocalyptic texts which poses a solution to the problem concerned with the method of studying allusive Old Testament material, particularly from Daniel. This study shows how Daniel helped mold the eschatological thinking of both Jews and Christians around the time of Christ.
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“Thus, there is a God-given communication to man which cannot be understood until there is also a God-given interpretation.” (Page 14)
“speaks of the eschatological coming of Christ by referring to” (Page 154)
“to what degree has the author consciously selected ideas and material from his ‘learned’ past” (Page 8)
“The Daniel 7 and 10 visions are brought together because of their close proximity to one another in Daniel and the parallels between the two: (1) ‘I Daniel;’ (2) fire metaphors associated with heavenly figures; (3) a heavenly figure dressed in white; (4) heavenly figure termed ‘like a son of man;’ (5) image of a heavenly book; (6) threefold prophetic vision pattern.” (Page 171)
“Thus, the bulk of the book will be composed of an in-depth exegesis of a series of passages which are of an apocalyptic genre and have certain definite affinities to Daniel.” (Page 4)
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Nathaniel Moore
10/16/2023
jcpetit@shaw.ca
5/16/2020