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Foreword
This monograph brings together, in expanded form, some of the
papers first read at the Tyndale Fellowship Old Testament Study Group meeting
at Tyndale House, Cambridge, in July, 1964 to consider some of the many
problems to be found in the book of Daniel. While the views here expressed are
those of the individual authors, it is considered that the data collected, the
subjects covered, and the new theories proposed are sufficiently important to
warrant their presentation in a more permanent form. They present a challenge
to commonly held views and it is hoped that they will contribute to the further
understanding of some of the difficulties studied. All the writers would wish
it to be remembered that these contributions were primarily intended to be the
basis of discussion, the re-examination of theories, and an indication of
further lines of research which might lead to an elucidation of a selected
problem.
"My own contribution has been wisely followed
and I still feel that it answers problems & I would be willing for you to
reproduce my chapter with due acknowledgement."
Donald Wiseman, letter to the webmaster, 15th July
2005
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