Daniel in the Critics' Den (Classic Reprint): A Reply to Professor Driver of Oxford and the Dean of Canterbury: A Reply to Professor Driver of Oxford and the Dean of Canterbury (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Engaged, evidence-based critique of the Higher Criticism and a staunch defense of Daniel. This book argues that the book’s authenticity and prophetic detail withstand skeptical attacks and relies on careful chronology and canon-logic rather than speculative theories.

The author confronts the main claims of the critics, focusing on whether there was an invasion and exile that undergird Daniel, and how the book’s language and theology hold up under scholarly scrutiny. Readers will follow a judicial, step-by-step examination that treats the issue as a measured historical argument rather than a purely academic quarrel.

- A clear critique of the Higher Criticism and its impact on biblical interpretation
- An examination of the book’s historical basis, chronology, and the Jewish canon
- A defense of Daniel’s prophecies, including the Seventy Weeks, against late-date theories
- A discussion of how the book’s theology connects to the New Testament

Ideal for readers of biblical scholarship who want a focused, evidence-driven reply to major critical claims about Daniel.

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