Daniel the Seer of Babylon / Pfandl, Gerhard / (PB/2004-2004/B/USED)

*Condition Note: Book is in very gently used and well marked on approximately 30 pages.*

In this new commentary by biblical scholar Gerhard Pfandl, the author sets us down in once-mighty Babylon, with its 53 temples and 955 smaller sanctuaries. We survey the ruins of the large (170′ x 56′) banquet hall of Belshazzar and the remains of Nebuchadnezzar’s statue on the plain of Dura.

But more important, Pfandl provides the keys to unlock Daniel’s prophecy of the 2300 days, the 70 weeks, and the 1260/1335 days. The author champions the historicist year/day principle, showing how Daniel unfolds the future in symbol. He explains how the medieval apostasy predicted by Daniel birthed a persecuting power whose false teaching obscures the atoning sacrifice of Christ. He cites non-Adventist scholars who affirm that Daniel 8 teaches a pre-Advent judgment, and refutes Adventist innovators who project the 1260 days into the future.

CONTENTS

Introduction

"To Eat or Not to Eat"--That is the Question

Nebuchadnezzar's Image

The Fiery Furnace

Nebuchadnezzar's Judgment

Surprise Party

An Ancient Death Decree

Daniel's History Lesson

The Pre-Advent Judgment

The Sanctuary Attacked

The Sanctuary Cleansed

God's Timetable

When Kings Go to War

The Time of the End

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