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Daniel The Seer of Babylon

Gerhard Pfandl’s Daniel: The Seer of Babylon provides a clear and comprehensive guide to understanding both the historical Daniel and his prophetic messages. It highlights the courage and faithfulness of a man who stood firm amid cultural pressures, while unpacking the rich symbolism and end-time significance of his visions. This resource serves as both a scholarly commentary and a devotional aid, inspiring trust in God’s plan for history and the future.

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BS 1555.2 P42 2004

Publisher

USA : Review and Herald Publishing., 2004

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121 p.

Language

English

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9780828018296

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BS 1555.2 P42 2004

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Subject(s)

Bible. Daniel — Criticism, interpretation, etc.
Prophecy — Biblical teaching
Apocalyptic literature — Biblical interpretation
Exiles — Babylon — Biblical teaching
Faithfulness — Biblical teaching

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Daniel: The Seer of Babylon by Gerhard Pfandl is an in-depth commentary and study of the biblical book of Daniel, blending historical background, theological analysis, and practical application. Pfandl explores the life of Daniel, a Hebrew exile who rose to prominence in the courts of Babylon and Persia, and examines his prophetic visions in light of history and eschatology. The book offers verse-by-verse explanations, clarifies symbolic imagery, and connects Daniel’s prophecies to the broader biblical narrative, emphasizing themes of God’s sovereignty, faith under pressure, and the assurance of divine deliverance.

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