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A popular level study of predictive prophecy in the Book of Daniel. This is not intended as a commentary on the whole of the book, but is a bold attempt to venture into its less well known parts, which have been the subject of considerable variations in interpretation. The author follows a careful and generally Reformed approach, only departing in chapter 11 to argue a case for believing that the events described are currently coming to pass.
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