Daniel /
Steinmann, Andrew,
Daniel / [print] Andrew E. Steinmann. - Saint Louis, Missouri : Concordia Publishing House, 2008. - xlviii, 628 pages : illustrations ; 27 cm. - Concordia commentary . - Concordia commentary .
1:1-21 - The Judeans Are Steadfast in Practicing Their Faith 10:1-12:13 2:1-49 - Nebuchadnezzar's Dream of the Statue: Four Kingdoms and the Establishment of the Kingdom of God 3:1-30 - God's Faithful Servants Are Saved from Death 3:31-4:34 - Nebuchadnezzar Is Judged for His Arrogance against God (ET 4:1-37) 5:1-6:1 6:2-29 7:1-28 - Daniel's Vision of Four Kingdoms and the Establishment of the Kingdom of God 8:1-27 - Daniel's First Vision concerning the Post-Babylonian Kingdoms 9:1-27 - Daniel's Prayer and Vision concerning Jerusalem during the Post-Babylonian Kingdoms Commentary Connections with Other Old Testament Books Date, Authorship, and Unity Eschatology and Dispensational Premillennial Interpretations of Daniel Law and Gospel in Daniel Major themes Overview of Daniel The Text and Other Daniel Traditions
Basic Dispensational Presuppositions A Radical Distinction between Israel and the Church The "Literal" Fulfillment of Prophecy The Glorification of God as the Purpose of History Dispensational Interpretations of Daniel Daniel 2 Daniel 7 A Literalistic Interpretation of Numbers Is Disprovedby Daniel 1:20 and 3:19 Daniel 8 Daniel 9 Daniel 12 Summary Daniel and Joseph Daniel and Esther Daniel and the Prophets Daniel and Wisdom Books Daniel in the New Testament Date and Authorship according to the Book Critical Theories about Date, Authorship, and Unity Evidence; An Argument for the Traditional Date of Daniel Hebrew Language Characteristics in Daniel Aramaic Language Characteristics in Daniel Persian and Greek Loanwords Historical Data in the Book Itself Evidence from Ben Sira Ben Sira 3:30 (from Daniel 4:24) ; Ben Sira 36:10 (from Daniel 8:19; 11:27, 35) ; Ben Sira 36:22 (from Daniel 9:17) ; Conclusion about Ben Sira 3:30; 36:10; and 36:22 Evidence from Qumran Theological Threats Posed by the Critical Dating of Daniel God's Law in Daniel God's Gospel in Daniel Introduction to Daniel 1 1:1-2 - The Beginning of the Babylonian Captivity 1:3-7 - Young Judeans from the Nobility Are Pressed into Service in the Babylonian Court 1:8-21 - Judeans Steadfast in Practicing Their Faith Excursus - Daniel's View of the Exile Introduction to Daniel 10/12 10:1-11:1 - Daniel's Vision of a Man 11:2-35 - The Man Explains the Post-Babylonian Kingdoms 11:36-12:4 - The Man Explains the Evil Eschatological King and the Time of the End 12:5-13 - The Man Explains More about the Time of the End Excursus - The Lutheran Confessions on the Antichrist in Daniel. Introduction to Daniel 2 2:1-13 - Nebuchadnezzar Challenges Babylon's Wise Men to Recount and Explain His Dream 2:14-23 - God Reveals Nebuchadnezzar's Dream to Daniel 2:24-49 - Daniel Recounts and Explains Nebuchadnezzar's Dream of the Statue Excursus - The Four-Kingdom Schema in Daniel Introduction to Daniel 3 3:1-7 - Nebuchadnezzar's Officials Obey His Command to Worship His Idol 3:8-18 - Despite the Death Threat, the Judeans Remain Faithful and Entrust Themselves to God 3:19-30 - The Judeans Are Thrown into the Furnace but Are Miraculously Saved by God Introduction to Daniel 4 3:31-33 - The Greeting of Nebuchadnezzar's Letter (ET 4:1-3) ; Excursus - Daniel 4 and the Prayer of Nabonidus 4:1-15 - Nebuchadnezzar Seeks the Meaning of His Dream of the Tree (ET 4:4-18) ; 4:16-24 - Daniel Explains Nebuchadnezzar's Dream of the Tree (ET 4:19-27) ; 4:25-34 - Nebuchadnezzar's Dream of the Tree Is Fulfilled (4:28-37) Introduction to Daniel 5 5:1-12 - Writing on the Wall at Belshazzar's Banquet 5:13-6:1 - Daniel Interprets the Writing and Darius Receives the Kingdom (ET 5:13-31) ; ExcursusThe Identity of Darius the Mede Introduction to Daniel 6 6:2-29 - God's Faithful Servant Is Rescued from Death (ET 6:1-28) Introduction to Daniel 7 7:1-14 - Daniel's Vision of Four Beasts and the Coming of the Son of Man 7:15-28 - An Angel Explains the Four Beasts and the Establishment of the Kingdom of God Introduction to Daniel 8 8:1-14 - Daniel's Vision of a Ram and a Goat 8:15-27 - Gabriel Explains the Ram and the Goat Excursus - Dispensational Interpretations of Daniel 8 Introduction to Daniel 9 9:1-19 - Daniel's Prayer 9:20-27 - Gabriel Explains Jerusalem's Future Organization of the Book: The Clearly Defined Sections Daniel 1/6: Six Narratives Daniel 7/12: Four Visions Interlocked Chiasms and the Dual Language of the Book Daniel 1/7: An Aramaic Chiasm with a Hebrew Introduction Daniel 7/12: A Hebrew Chiasm with an Aramaic Introduction The Hebrew and Aramaic Text The Masoretic Text Qumran Manuscripts Daniel in the Greek Traditions The Old Greek and Theodotion The Greek Additions to Daniel Susanna Bel and the Serpent The Prayer of Azariah and the Song of the Three Young Men Qumran Daniel Traditions The Prayer of Nabonidus (4QPrNab ar/4Q242) ; Pseudo-Daniel (4QpsDana/c/4Q243/4Q245) ; The Son of God Text (4QApocalypse ar/4Q246) ; Summary The Messiah in Daniel: An Overview God as the Protector of His People The Uselessness of False Gods and the Power of the True God Maintaining the Integrity of One's Faith
0758606958 9780758606952
2007050019
Bible.--Daniel--Commentaries.
Old Testament Bible Study. Old Testament Commentaries.
Commentaries.
Daniel Commentaries.
BS1555 BS1555.53.S823.D365 2008
Daniel / [print] Andrew E. Steinmann. - Saint Louis, Missouri : Concordia Publishing House, 2008. - xlviii, 628 pages : illustrations ; 27 cm. - Concordia commentary . - Concordia commentary .
1:1-21 - The Judeans Are Steadfast in Practicing Their Faith 10:1-12:13 2:1-49 - Nebuchadnezzar's Dream of the Statue: Four Kingdoms and the Establishment of the Kingdom of God 3:1-30 - God's Faithful Servants Are Saved from Death 3:31-4:34 - Nebuchadnezzar Is Judged for His Arrogance against God (ET 4:1-37) 5:1-6:1 6:2-29 7:1-28 - Daniel's Vision of Four Kingdoms and the Establishment of the Kingdom of God 8:1-27 - Daniel's First Vision concerning the Post-Babylonian Kingdoms 9:1-27 - Daniel's Prayer and Vision concerning Jerusalem during the Post-Babylonian Kingdoms Commentary Connections with Other Old Testament Books Date, Authorship, and Unity Eschatology and Dispensational Premillennial Interpretations of Daniel Law and Gospel in Daniel Major themes Overview of Daniel The Text and Other Daniel Traditions
Basic Dispensational Presuppositions A Radical Distinction between Israel and the Church The "Literal" Fulfillment of Prophecy The Glorification of God as the Purpose of History Dispensational Interpretations of Daniel Daniel 2 Daniel 7 A Literalistic Interpretation of Numbers Is Disprovedby Daniel 1:20 and 3:19 Daniel 8 Daniel 9 Daniel 12 Summary Daniel and Joseph Daniel and Esther Daniel and the Prophets Daniel and Wisdom Books Daniel in the New Testament Date and Authorship according to the Book Critical Theories about Date, Authorship, and Unity Evidence; An Argument for the Traditional Date of Daniel Hebrew Language Characteristics in Daniel Aramaic Language Characteristics in Daniel Persian and Greek Loanwords Historical Data in the Book Itself Evidence from Ben Sira Ben Sira 3:30 (from Daniel 4:24) ; Ben Sira 36:10 (from Daniel 8:19; 11:27, 35) ; Ben Sira 36:22 (from Daniel 9:17) ; Conclusion about Ben Sira 3:30; 36:10; and 36:22 Evidence from Qumran Theological Threats Posed by the Critical Dating of Daniel God's Law in Daniel God's Gospel in Daniel Introduction to Daniel 1 1:1-2 - The Beginning of the Babylonian Captivity 1:3-7 - Young Judeans from the Nobility Are Pressed into Service in the Babylonian Court 1:8-21 - Judeans Steadfast in Practicing Their Faith Excursus - Daniel's View of the Exile Introduction to Daniel 10/12 10:1-11:1 - Daniel's Vision of a Man 11:2-35 - The Man Explains the Post-Babylonian Kingdoms 11:36-12:4 - The Man Explains the Evil Eschatological King and the Time of the End 12:5-13 - The Man Explains More about the Time of the End Excursus - The Lutheran Confessions on the Antichrist in Daniel. Introduction to Daniel 2 2:1-13 - Nebuchadnezzar Challenges Babylon's Wise Men to Recount and Explain His Dream 2:14-23 - God Reveals Nebuchadnezzar's Dream to Daniel 2:24-49 - Daniel Recounts and Explains Nebuchadnezzar's Dream of the Statue Excursus - The Four-Kingdom Schema in Daniel Introduction to Daniel 3 3:1-7 - Nebuchadnezzar's Officials Obey His Command to Worship His Idol 3:8-18 - Despite the Death Threat, the Judeans Remain Faithful and Entrust Themselves to God 3:19-30 - The Judeans Are Thrown into the Furnace but Are Miraculously Saved by God Introduction to Daniel 4 3:31-33 - The Greeting of Nebuchadnezzar's Letter (ET 4:1-3) ; Excursus - Daniel 4 and the Prayer of Nabonidus 4:1-15 - Nebuchadnezzar Seeks the Meaning of His Dream of the Tree (ET 4:4-18) ; 4:16-24 - Daniel Explains Nebuchadnezzar's Dream of the Tree (ET 4:19-27) ; 4:25-34 - Nebuchadnezzar's Dream of the Tree Is Fulfilled (4:28-37) Introduction to Daniel 5 5:1-12 - Writing on the Wall at Belshazzar's Banquet 5:13-6:1 - Daniel Interprets the Writing and Darius Receives the Kingdom (ET 5:13-31) ; ExcursusThe Identity of Darius the Mede Introduction to Daniel 6 6:2-29 - God's Faithful Servant Is Rescued from Death (ET 6:1-28) Introduction to Daniel 7 7:1-14 - Daniel's Vision of Four Beasts and the Coming of the Son of Man 7:15-28 - An Angel Explains the Four Beasts and the Establishment of the Kingdom of God Introduction to Daniel 8 8:1-14 - Daniel's Vision of a Ram and a Goat 8:15-27 - Gabriel Explains the Ram and the Goat Excursus - Dispensational Interpretations of Daniel 8 Introduction to Daniel 9 9:1-19 - Daniel's Prayer 9:20-27 - Gabriel Explains Jerusalem's Future Organization of the Book: The Clearly Defined Sections Daniel 1/6: Six Narratives Daniel 7/12: Four Visions Interlocked Chiasms and the Dual Language of the Book Daniel 1/7: An Aramaic Chiasm with a Hebrew Introduction Daniel 7/12: A Hebrew Chiasm with an Aramaic Introduction The Hebrew and Aramaic Text The Masoretic Text Qumran Manuscripts Daniel in the Greek Traditions The Old Greek and Theodotion The Greek Additions to Daniel Susanna Bel and the Serpent The Prayer of Azariah and the Song of the Three Young Men Qumran Daniel Traditions The Prayer of Nabonidus (4QPrNab ar/4Q242) ; Pseudo-Daniel (4QpsDana/c/4Q243/4Q245) ; The Son of God Text (4QApocalypse ar/4Q246) ; Summary The Messiah in Daniel: An Overview God as the Protector of His People The Uselessness of False Gods and the Power of the True God Maintaining the Integrity of One's Faith
0758606958 9780758606952
2007050019
Bible.--Daniel--Commentaries.
Old Testament Bible Study. Old Testament Commentaries.
Commentaries.
Daniel Commentaries.
BS1555 BS1555.53.S823.D365 2008