The Times of Daniel (Classic Reprint): An Argument: An Argument (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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A scholarly reexamination of Daniel's prophecies through a Christian chronology.

This edition argues for a symmetrical view that ties prophecy to the Christian dispensation.

Henry W. Taylor offers a rigorous, chronology-driven reading of Daniel. He challenges common exegesis and lays out a timeline that connects the prophet’s visions with events from Christ’s birth to the close of the Christian era. The book emphasizes the last six chapters of Daniel as the core of the Christian storyline, interpreted through a fixed sequence of eras and rulers.

Readers will encounter a careful defense of dates and a structured theory that links prophetic time to historical events. The discussion includes how the ages interact, the rise of Mahometan power, and the ultimate fate of Jerusalem and the Holy Land as foreseen in the scriptures.

• New approach to the last six chapters of Daniel and their place in biblical prophecy
• Timeline-based reasoning that ties prophetic events to historical milestones
• Connections drawn between Daniel, Revelation, and Christian history
• Clear treatment of the Mahometan rule and its impact on the Holy Land

Ideal for readers of biblical prophecy and historical chronology who seek a detailed, argument-driven interpretation.

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