Instead of taking a controversial part in the discussion of theories regarding the incidents of Daniel’s life and his prophecies, this work forms the prophet’s biography from the beginning of his captivity, and traces his course through all the years of his holy life. The elements which entered into his early education that enabled him, after years of contact with a heathen and voluptuous court, to be called “Greatly Beloved” of God, are clearly defined. The rise and fall of nations as outlined in the prophecies of Daniel are carefully delineated, while the light contained on the sanctuary question is of inestimable value to every student of prophecy.
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