The Book of Daniel

This scholarly work offers an insightful exploration of the Book of Daniel, presenting a fresh translation alongside detailed notes and commentary. Louis F. Hartman meticulously dissects the first nine chapters, providing a contextual framework that illuminates the text’s historical and literary significance. Readers will find a thorough analysis that bridges ancient narratives with modern interpretations, enhancing their understanding of this pivotal biblical book.

The introduction, penned by Alexander A. Di Lella, sets the stage for a deeper engagement with Daniel's themes and messages. By weaving together theological insights and critical commentary, the authors invite readers to delve into the complexities of faith, prophecy, and divine sovereignty. This volume stands as a valuable resource for scholars, students, and anyone seeking a richer comprehension of Daniel’s enduring relevance within both religious and cultural landscapes. The combination of translation and commentary makes this edition a key reference for biblical studies.