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The Prophecies of Daniel
An Exile's Vision of the Kingdom of God and the Fall of Empires
by Dwaine Senechal · A Berean Post book
Available now on Kindle
About the book
Daniel is one of the most discussed and most misread books in Scripture. The Prophecies of Daniel takes a historical-grammatical approach — asking what Daniel's visions meant in their original covenant and historical setting before mapping them onto later prophetic systems.
Moving chapter by chapter through the rise and fall of empires, the seventy years, the four kingdoms, the little horn, the Son of Man, and the coming kingdom of God, this book tests every claim against the biblical text, earlier prophetic language, and the historical record — while remaining candid where the evidence is thin and identifications are working hypotheses.
Clear, careful, and unapologetically text-driven, this study invites readers to reexamine Daniel and to see how its visions point to God's sovereign rule and the triumph of his kingdom.
About the author
Dwaine Senechal writes on biblical prophecy and Christian theology at Berean Post, where he approaches Scripture through a historical-grammatical lens. The Prophecies of Daniel is his first published book.
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Reading Daniel with us
There is a free weekly study of Daniel running at The Berean Post — forty-four weeks, working through the text a block of verses at a time. It starts with the narrative before it touches a single vision, which is the order Daniel itself uses.
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