Daniel & "The Apocalypse"

Daniel, his Hebrew name meaning "God is my judge", has more information on record concerning his life, than any of the other prophets concerning theirs. He provides snippets of his life, interwoven with prophecy that provides information about both his character and integrity. He is quoted directly by Jesus on three occasions. In the "Olivet Discourse", Jesus confirms Daniel's election as a prophet. The book of Daniel, much like its New Testament counterpart, Revelation, is rich in symbolism and puzzles, describing events directly relating to the Jewish race and the consummation of end time events. In our analysis of Daniel, uncover the conflicting viewpoints and the views of Daniel's harshest critics. We explore these viewpoints using illustrations and time-lines which assist in removing the shroud, revealing the pearls just below its surface. In, "Daniel & The Apocalypse", Andrew Hayward brings his blend of Bible knowledge and insights into the life of Daniel and his prophetic importance as keys to many other prophecies. In this comprehensive analysis of Daniel, important questions are answered such as: - When did the age of the gentiles begin and when is it expected to terminate? - When did the age of the gentiles begin and when is it expected to terminate? - How does Daniels' prophecies relate to both the Old and New Testament prophets? - What are the varying viewpoints of scholars and their basis for drawing conclusions? - What is the significance of the "little horn", "King Nebuchadnezzar's statue", "the four wild animals" and the predicted "great war" between the "King of the North and the King of the South"?