DANIEL

All Scripture comes together in the Book of Daniel. The allusive power of this book is astounding—it sends out threads in every direction, connecting to both past and future of biblical revelation. Its literary, thematic, and theological arrangement is unparalleled, woven together through languages, narratives, and apocalyptic visions. It is a rich, powerful, and multifaceted book, yet coherent and indivisible. The study of the Book of Daniel, which spans millennia, continues to challenge minds in the 21st century. It addresses the rise and fall of world empires, the advent of the Messiah, and the future of God’s people. More than that, it sheds light upon a great controversy that stretches across ages, and still rages on the threshold of eternity. In Daniel: Interpretation, History, and Theology, scholars from five continents present in-depth studies grounded in the core areas of theological scholarship. Carefully written, thoroughly referenced, and peer-reviewed, this volume serves as an essential resource for anyone seeking a clearer understanding of the prophecies in Daniel and engagement with cutting-edge developments about them within Adventist thought.