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PART I

INTRODUCTION

CHAPTER I

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THE HISTORIC EXISTENCE OF THE PROPHET DANIEL	3


CHAPTER II

GENERAL SURVEY OF THE BOOK	13

1. THE LANGUAGE	13
2. UNITY	24
3. GENERAL TONE	27
4. STYLE	29
5. STANDPOINT OF ITS AUTHOR	31
6. MORAL ELEMENT	31


CHAPTER III

PECULIARITIES OF THE HISTORICAL SECTION	39

CHAPTER IV

GENERAL STRUCTURE OF THE BOOK	63

CHAPTER V[Pg vi]

THE THEOLOGY OF THE BOOK	67

CHAPTER VI

PECULIARITIES OF THE APOCALYPTIC AND PROPHETIC SECTION OF THE BOOK	71

CHAPTER VII

INTERNAL EVIDENCE	78

CHAPTER VIII

EVIDENCE IN FAVOUR OF THE GENUINENESS UNCERTAIN AND INADEQUATE	88

CHAPTER IX

EXTERNAL EVIDENCE AND RECEPTION INTO THE CANON	98

CHAPTER X

SUMMARY AND CONCLUSION	113


PART II

COMMENTARY ON THE HISTORIC SECTION

CHAPTER I

THE PRELUDE	123

CHAPTER II

THE DREAM-IMAGE OF RUINED EMPIRES	141

CHAPTER III[Pg vii]

THE IDOL OF GOLD, AND THE FAITHFUL THREE	167

CHAPTER IV

THE BABYLONIAN CEDAR, AND THE STRICKEN DESPOT	184

CHAPTER V

THE FIERY INSCRIPTION	203

CHAPTER VI

STOPPING THE MOUTHS OF LIONS	218


PART III

THE PROPHETIC SECTION OF THE BOOK

CHAPTER I

VISION OF THE FOUR WILD BEASTS	233

CHAPTER II

THE RAM AND THE HE-GOAT	252

CHAPTER III

THE SEVENTY WEEKS	268

CHAPTER IV

INTRODUCTION TO THE CONCLUDING VISION	292

CHAPTER V[Pg viii]

AN ENIGMATIC PROPHECY PASSING INTO DETAILS OF THE REIGN OF ANTIOCHUS EPIPHANES	299

CHAPTER VI

THE EPILOGUE	319

APPENDIX

APPROXIMATE CHRONOLOGICAL TABLES	333

GENEALOGICAL TABLE OF THE LAGIDÆ, PTOLEMIES, AND SELEUCIDÆ	334

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