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One cannot avoid the conclusion that the students for whom A.A. Bevan wrote his Short Commentary on the Book of Daniel were fairly advanced, given that they would have been expected to have a familiarity with both Hebrew and Syriac in order to make the best use of it! This public domain volume comes from…
ByRob
I came across this hard-to-find article y F.F. Bruce on Daniel and the Dead Sea Scrolls in the Library at Spurgeon’s College. It appears online by permission of F.F. Bruce Copyright International, Inc., Bath, England, and Nashville, Tennessee. F.F. Bruce, “The Book of Daniel and the Qumran Community,” E.E. Ellis & M. Wilcox, eds., Neotestametica…
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Sir Robert Anderson [1841-1918] was an Assistant Commissioner of the London Metropolitan Police and member of the Open Brethren. In 1885 he wrote this response to F.W. Farrar, then the Dean of Canterbury, who had recently written a commentary on the Book of Daniel in The Expositor’s Bible series. Farrar roundly dismissed the historical claims…
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Samuel Prideaux Tregelles (1813 – 1875) is best known today for his critical Greek text of the New Testament. This book provides a summary of his life and work and that of his colleague, B.W. Newton. F.F. Bruce writes in the Foreword: I am glad for several reasons to commend the memoir which Mr. Fromow…
