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Secrets of Daniel: wisdom and dreams of a Jewish prince in exile

This scholarly commentary aims to unravel the obscurities of Daniel by combining linguistic expertise, historical context, and theological reflection. Jacques Doukhan systematically illuminates the enigmatic symbols and stories of Daniel by interpreting them within their original cultural and linguistic settings. His approach bridges academic research with spiritual insight, helping readers uncover the deeper meaning behind Daniel’s visions, his fasting, his interaction with divine figures like Michael, and prophetic patterns that point to both personal and cosmic redemption

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mdu : ., 2000

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191 p. ; 23 cm.

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0828014248

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BS1555.3 .D68 2000

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In Secrets of Daniel, Jacques Doukhan delves into the deeply veiled aspects of the book of Daniel, offering fresh scholarly insight grounded in his knowledge of Hebrew, Aramaic, and ancient Jewish literature. He addresses intriguing questions like “Where is Daniel’s tomb?” and explores the proper interpretation of Michael’s titles. Doukhan reconstructs the political and religious landscape of ancient Babylon, sheds new light on why Nebuchadnezzar forgot his dream, and investigates the significance of Daniel’s three-week fast during Passover—all while revealing hidden patterns within the prophetic text that clarify complex passages.

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