SpiritAndTruth.org Book of Daniel

Book of Daniel

Journey verse-by-verse through this important book of the Old Testament. Knowledge of the Book of Daniel is foundational for understanding prophetic themes found elsewhere in Scripture, but especially in the Book of Revelation.
A free commentary on the book of Daniel provides additional background for the course.

(Also available on DVD1-20120121.).

Session	Description
00 Resources	Study Resources for Daniel Course We discuss study resources available to students. [8 slides, 17 minutes]
01 Introduction	Introduction to Daniel - Part 1 The introduction sets the stage for the verse-by-verse study to follow. A variety of preliminary subjects are discussed. In the first session of the introduction we discuss the goals of the course, attacks upon the Book of Daniel, and guidelines for study. [19 slides, 66 minutes]
02 Introduction	Introduction to Daniel - Part 2 The introduction sets the stage for the verse-by-verse study to follow. A variety of preliminary subjects are discussed. In the second session of the introduction we discuss the authorship of the Book of Daniel. [15 slides, 43 minutes]
03 Introduction	Introduction to Daniel - Part 3 The introduction sets the stage for the verse-by-verse study to follow. A variety of preliminary subjects are discussed. In the third session of the introduction we discuss the date of the Book of Daniel. [16 slides, 42 minutes]
04 Introduction	Introduction to Daniel - Part 4 The introduction sets the stage for the verse-by-verse study to follow. A variety of preliminary subjects are discussed. In the fourth session of the introduction we discuss the languages of the Book of Daniel. [14 slides, 33 minutes]
05 Introduction	Introduction to Daniel - Part 5 The introduction sets the stage for the verse-by-verse study to follow. A variety of preliminary subjects are discussed. In the fifth session of the introduction we discuss the versions and themes of the Book of Daniel. [15 slides, 49 minutes]
06 Introduction	Introduction to Daniel - Part 6 The introduction sets the stage for the verse-by-verse study to follow. A variety of preliminary subjects are discussed. In the sixth session of the introduction we discuss the structure of the Book of Daniel. [13 slides, 64 minutes]
07 Introduction	Introduction to Daniel - Part 7 The introduction sets the stage for the verse-by-verse study to follow. A variety of preliminary subjects are discussed. In the seventh session of the introduction we discuss the historical setting of the Book of Daniel. [22 slides, 93 minutes]
08 Daniel 1	Daniel 1 - Taken Captive to Babylon King Nebuchadnezzar besieges Jerusalem taking Daniel and his teenage friends captive to Babylon where Daniel will spend the rest of his life. [27 slides, 114 minutes]
09 Daniel 2 1-30	Daniel 2:1-30 - Nebuchadnezzar’s Dream, Part 1 God gives Nebuchadnezzar a dream revealing the sequence of Gentile kingdoms from Daniel’s day to the reign of Jesus Christ upon the throne of David. [27 slides, 99 minutes]
10 Daniel 2 31-49	Daniel 2:31-49 - Nebuchadnezzar’s Dream, Part 2 Daniel interprets Nebuchadnezzar’s dream revealing the sequence of Gentile kingdoms from Daniel’s day to the reign of Jesus Christ upon the throne of David. [26 slides, 115 minutes]
11 Sequence of Kingdoms	Sequence of Kingdoms (Daniel 2 and 7) Which kingdoms are represented by Nebuchadnezzar’s dream (Daniel 2) and Daniel’s night vision (Daniel 7)? [28 slides, 111 minutes]
99 Commentary Review	Daniel Commentary Review In the process of developing the Daniel course, I'll be posting updates to the Daniel Defended companion commentary here for review. I would appreciate help from anyone who has the time and interest to review any of the materials posted here. Please send corrections or feedback to contact@SpiritAndTruth.org and mention "ST-EMAIL" somewhere in the subject line. Corrections may be sent either by email or postal mail: Email - For each correction or comment, please include the section number (and page number if reviewing a PDF file), and a few words from the surrounding text to establish the context of the correction or suggestion. Alternately, you can use a recent version of the free Adobe PDF reader to markup an electronic PDF copy. To markup a PDF document using Adobe's free PDF reader: Right-click the link for the PDF copy of the document you are reviewing and choose "save target as" (in Internet Explorer) or "save link as" (in Firefox) to save it to your computer. (An alternate approach is to install the Bullzip PDF Printer, open the HTML version of the section you are reviewing, and then convert it to PDF format from within your web browser by printing to the Bullzip PDF Printer.) Close your web browser, find the locally saved PDF file on your computer and open it separately from the web browser (be sure you are reading it using Adobe Reader as a stand-alone application without running from within your web browser.) Drag the mouse over a word or phrase. Right-click and choose "highlight". Right-click on the highlighted region and select "open popup". Type your comment into the popup text field. Add as many highlights and popup text annotations as desired. Save the document when you are done. Email the marked up document to contact@SpiritAndTruth.org and mention "ST-EMAIL" somewhere in the subject line. Postal Mail - If you prefer marking up a paper copy, print out a copy of the material and mark it up with a colored pen. Then use the email address above to contact us to request our postal address. You can then send those pages containing your corrections to us by postal mail -- we are more than happy to reimburse reviewers for their postal costs (from anywhere in the USA or Canada only please).