A detailed critical analysis of various apocalyptic texts which poses a solution to the problem concerned with the method of studying allusive Old Testament material, particularly from Daniel. This study shows how Daniel helped mold the eschatological thinking of both Jews and Christians around the time of Christ.
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...this is an impressively argued thesis which may well stimulate further studies of scriptural influence.>>>> (Society For Old Testament Study )
This book is a handy compendium of passages in relation to which aspects of the effective history of Daniel may be reconstructed.>>>> (Journal Of Biblical Literature )
...his argumentation is surely convincing. His impressive study must be recommended to all scholars who take an interest in early Jewish and early Christian hermeneutics.>>>> (Journal For The Study Of Judaism )
...a competent and highly technical work, having various possible implications for the interpretation of the book of Revelation...>>>> (David Wenham Journal For The Study Of Judaism )
...clearly set out and cogently argued. It marks a real advance in its field of studies and should be commended to the attention of scholars.>>>> (Barnabas Lindars Journal For The Study Of Judaism )
...interesting and insightful analysis... (Southwestern Journal Of Theology )
...this is an impressively argued thesis which may well stimulate further studies of scriptural influence. (Society For Old Testament Study )
This book is a handy compendium of passages in relation to which aspects of the effective history of Daniel may be reconstructed. (Journal Of Biblical Literature )
...his argumentation is surely convincing. His impressive study must be recommended to all scholars who take an interest in early Jewish and early Christian hermeneutics. (Journal For The Study Of Judaism )
...a competent and highly technical work, having various possible implications for the interpretation of the book of Revelation... (David Wenham Journal For The Study Of Judaism )
...clearly set out and cogently argued. It marks a real advance in its field of studies and should be commended to the attention of scholars. (Barnabas Lindars Journal For The Study Of Judaism )
...must be of interest to all students of Jewish apocalyptic literature and of the New Testament Apocalypse. Beale's argument that the Book of Daniel was a formative influence on most later apocalyptic writing is well substantiated... (R.T. France Journal For The Study Of Judaism )
...a valuable and scholarly contribution...Beale's careful method in examining possible allusions will be of wide usefuless... (J. P. M. Sweet Journal For The Study Of Judaism )
This book is a handy compendium of passages in relation to which aspects of the effective history of Daniel may be reconstructed.>>>> (Journal Of Biblical Literature )
...his argumentation is surely convincing. His impressive study must be recommended to all scholars who take an interest in early Jewish and early Christian hermeneutics.>>>> (Journal For The Study Of Judaism )
...a competent and highly technical work, having various possible implications for the interpretation of the book of Revelation...>>>> (David Wenham Journal For The Study Of Judaism )
...clearly set out and cogently argued. It marks a real advance in its field of studies and should be commended to the attention of scholars.>>>> (Barnabas Lindars Journal For The Study Of Judaism )
...interesting and insightful analysis... (Southwestern Journal Of Theology )
...this is an impressively argued thesis which may well stimulate further studies of scriptural influence. (Society For Old Testament Study )
This book is a handy compendium of passages in relation to which aspects of the effective history of Daniel may be reconstructed. (Journal Of Biblical Literature )
...his argumentation is surely convincing. His impressive study must be recommended to all scholars who take an interest in early Jewish and early Christian hermeneutics. (Journal For The Study Of Judaism )
...a competent and highly technical work, having various possible implications for the interpretation of the book of Revelation... (David Wenham Journal For The Study Of Judaism )
...clearly set out and cogently argued. It marks a real advance in its field of studies and should be commended to the attention of scholars. (Barnabas Lindars Journal For The Study Of Judaism )
...must be of interest to all students of Jewish apocalyptic literature and of the New Testament Apocalypse. Beale's argument that the Book of Daniel was a formative influence on most later apocalyptic writing is well substantiated... (R.T. France Journal For The Study Of Judaism )
...a valuable and scholarly contribution...Beale's careful method in examining possible allusions will be of wide usefuless... (J. P. M. Sweet Journal For The Study Of Judaism )
About the Author
G.K. Beale is Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Religion at Grove City College in Grove City, Pennsylvania.
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G. K. Beale is professor of New Testament and Biblical Theology at Westminster Theological Seminary. In recent years he has served as President and as a member of the executive committee of the Evangelical Theological Society. He has written several books and articles on biblical studies and was the editor of Right Doctrine from Wrong Texts?
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