Excellent guide to studying the book of Daniel

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	• Daniel (New American Commentary, 18) Stephen R. Miller B&H Publishing Group, 1994 - 348 pages average customer review:based on 6 reviews view larger image
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Excellent guide to studying the book of Daniel

I purchased this book while leading a Beth Moore study on the book of Daniel. I noticed reading this book that many of Beth Moore's points came straight from these pages. It is an excellent guide for a conservative view of the book of Daniel. Dr. Miller addresses arguments which have been made regarding the authorship of the book. His discussion of Greek and Roman history made it easier to follow the prophecies of Daniel. It was an interesting book for a layperson to read. I have recommended it to all of the ladies who took the study with me.

The must have commentary on Daniel

Stephen R. Miller's commentary is the must have commentary on Daniel. Stephen Miller writes from a well informed conservative perspective (i.e. he is aware of the criticisms of scholars who attack the authenticity of Daniel and answers them point for point and then some). He deals well with the Hebrew and Aramaic, but the reader does not need to know them to read this commentary. Miller provides a detailed introduction. He holds to a premillennial point of view. Although the strength of the commentary is the scholarly exegesis, Miller also provides some insightful application. This is by far the best commentary on Daniel that I have seen (and that is more than two dozen including Archer, Baldwin, Collins, Walvoord, Wood, and Young). Any student, pastor, layperson, or critic of Daniel has not done their homework if they have not read Miller's commentary.

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Daniel New American Commentary

The book came promptly and was new. My granddaughter loves it, I will be ordering more in the future. I have never received a product from Amazon that I have not been very pleased with. Great site.

Excellent for the Bible Student

Stephen Miller does an excellent job of verse by verse commentary setting forth the popular interpretations of a number of controversial verses and chronology. While not forcing a particular view he provides rational and evidence for each of the popular views and enables the reader to arrive at their own conclusions. The book is well written and concise.

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