OT366 Book Study: Daniel and Its Literary and Historical Contexts

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OT366 Book Study: Daniel and Its Literary and Historical Contexts introduces you to the content and structure of the book of Daniel, as well as its literary and historical contexts. Dr. Wendy Widder navigates the many interpretive issues and complexities of critical scholarship in Daniel and presents them in a fair, concise, and accessible way, providing much clarity to what can often be a mystifying book. You’ll learn how the original audience would have understood the book in light of the historical events of the time period in which it was written and see how its theological message—originally intended for the Israelites—is extended to believers today, providing hope amid the brokenness of life and highlighting God’s sovereign rule over His eternal and indestructible kingdom.

Introduction

Introducing the Speaker and the Course

Introducing the Speaker and the Course

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Introduction to the Book

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Overview of Daniel

Overview of Daniel

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Daniel 1: Abstinence from Food

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Introduction to Daniel 1

Introduction to Daniel 1

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Daniel 2: Nebuchadnezzar’s Statue Dream

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Introduction to Daniel 2

Introduction to Daniel 2

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Daniel 3: Fiery Furnace

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Introduction to Daniel 3

Introduction to Daniel 3

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Daniel 4: Nebuchadnezzar’s Tree Dream

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Introduction to Daniel 4

Introduction to Daniel 4

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Daniel 5: Handwriting on the Wall

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Introduction to Daniel 5

Introduction to Daniel 5

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Daniel 6: Daniel in the Lions’ Den

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Introduction to Daniel 6

Introduction to Daniel 6

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Daniel 7: Daniel’s Vision of Four Beasts

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Introduction to Daniel 7

Introduction to Daniel 7

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Daniel 8: Daniel’s Vision of Ram and Goat

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Introduction to Daniel 8

Introduction to Daniel 8

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Daniel 9: Daniel’s Prayer and the Seventy Weeks

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Introduction to Daniel 9

Introduction to Daniel 9

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Daniel 10–12: The Kings of the North and the South

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Introduction to Daniel 10–12 and Spiritual Warfare

Introduction to Daniel 10–12 and Spiritual Warfare

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Conclusion

The Big Picture of Daniel

The Big Picture of Daniel

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