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This commentary interprets Daniel 1-6 against the background of a group of Diaspora Judaeans who desire to succeed in the court of a foreign king despite the dangers inherent in the attempt, and Daniel 7-12 against the backdrop of that same group in Jerusalem during the days of Antiochus Epiphanes.
About the Author: Paul Redditt is Professor of Old Testament, Georgetown College, Georgetown, Kentucky.
211 Pages
Religion + Beliefs, Biblical Studies
Series Name: New Century Bible
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About the Book
This commentary interprets Daniel 1-6 against the background of a group of Diaspora Judaeans who desire to succeed in the court of a foreign king despite the dangers inherent in the attempt, and Daniel 7-12 against the backdrop of that same group in Jerusalem during the days of Antiochus Epiphanes. The eschatological narratives (Daniel 7-12) deal with four themes of apocalyptic rhetoric: time, destiny, suffering/evil, and authority. With respect to time, the commentary emphasizes that Daniel is an attempt to read both the past and the future. With respect to authority, it emphasizes that in Daniel as a whole no human government deserves unqualified allegiance. This volume marks the revival of the 'New Century Bible', one of the most popular commentary series for scholars, students and pastors.
Book Synopsis
This commentary interprets Daniel 1-6 against the background of a group of Diaspora Judaeans who desire to succeed in the court of a foreign king despite the dangers inherent in the attempt, and Daniel 7-12 against the backdrop of that same group in Jerusalem during the days of Antiochus Epiphanes. The eschatological narratives (Daniel 7-12) deal with four themes of apocalyptic rhetoric: time, destiny, suffering/evil, and authority. With respect to time, the commentary emphasizes that Daniel is an attempt to read both the past and the future. With respect to authority, it emphasizes that in Daniel as a whole no human government deserves unqualified allegiance. This volume marks the revival of the 'New Century Bible', one of the most popular commentary series for scholars, students and pastors.
About the Author
Paul Redditt is Professor of Old Testament, Georgetown College, Georgetown, Kentucky.
Dimensions (Overall): 8.5 Inches (H) x 5.56 Inches (W) x .52 Inches (D)
Weight: .68 Pounds
Suggested Age: 22 Years and Up
Number of Pages: 211
Genre: Religion + Beliefs
Sub-Genre: Biblical Studies
Series Title: New Century Bible
Publisher: Sheffield Academic Press
Theme: Old Testament, General
Format: Paperback
Author: Paul Redditt
Language: English
Street Date: March 10, 1999
TCIN: 1004198907
UPC: 9781841270098
Item Number (DPCI): 247-09-5991
Origin: Made in the USA or Imported
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