Texts > Tanakh > Writings > Daniel

Daniel 2

• The Four Kingdoms of Daniel - by John H. Walton, Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society 29 (1986) 25-36

Daniel 3

• The Musical Instruments in Nebuchadnezzar's Orchestra - by T. C. Mitchell and R. Joyce, pp. 19-27 in Notes on Some Problems in the Book of Daniel (Tyndale, 1965)

Daniel 4

• Point of View in Storytelling: an Experiment in Narrative Criticism in Daniel 4 - by Tim Meadowcroft, Didaskalia 8.2 (1997) 30-42; abstract

Daniel 5

• Belshazzar’s Feast and the Cult of the Moon God Sin - by Al Wolters, Bulletin for Biblical Research 5 (1995) 199-206

Daniel 7

• Daniel 7,2-14: Another Look at Its Mythic Pattern - by Anne E. Gardner, Biblica 82.2 (2001) 244-252
• The Four Kingdoms of Daniel - by John H. Walton, Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society 29 (1986) 25-36
• Der Septuaginta-Text von Daniel 7,13-14: Erwängungen zu Seiner Gestalt und Seiner Aussage - by Otfried Hofius, Zeitschrift für die Alttestamentliche Wissenschaft 117.1 (2005) 73-90; abstract with full text options

Daniel 7-12

• Antiochus IV in the Visions of Daniel - by Ian Hutchesson

Daniel 9

• Exploring the Dismal Swamp: The Identity of the Anointed One in Daniel 9:27-27 - by Tim Meadowcroft, Journal of Biblical Literature 120.3 (2001) 429-449
• Hermeneutical Factors in Determining the Beginning of the Seventy Weeks (Dan. 9:25) - by Vern S. Poythress, Trinity Journal 6 (1985) 131-149
• Spiritual Failure, Postponement, and Daniel 9 - by Ronald W. Pierce, Trinity Journal 10 (1989) 211-222

Daniel 10

• Daniel 10 and the Notion of Territorial Spirits - by David E. Stevens, Bibliotheca Sacra 157 (2000) 410-431

Daniel 10-12

• Principios de Interpretación Escatológica Aplicados a Daniel 10-12 - by Carlos Eliás Mora, DavarLogos 2.2 (2003); abstract only

Daniel 11

• Daniel 11 as History - by Ian Hutchesson

Art/Illustration

• Belshazzar's Feast - by Rembrandt (1630-35)
• Bible Images: Book of Daniel - engravings illustrating the narratives and visions
• The Vision of Daniel - by Willem Drost (1650-1655)

Eschatology

• The End of Eschatology in Daniel? Theological and Socio-Political Ramifications of the Changing Contexts of Interpretation - by Marvin A. Sweeney, Biblical Interpretation 9.2 (2001) 123-140; abstract publicly viewable, full text viewable by subscribers
• Premillennialism in the Book of Daniel - by Kenneth L. Barker, The Master's Seminary Journal 4.1 (1993)

Historical Issues

• Some Historical Problems in the Book of Daniel - by D. J. Wiseman, pp. 9-18 in Notes on Some Problems in the Book of Daniel (Tyndale, 1965)

History of Interpretation

• The Reception of the Book of Daniel in Aphrahat's Fifth Demonstration, "On Wars" - by Craig E. Morrison, Hugoye 7.1 (January 2004)

Linguistic Issues

• The Aramaic of Daniel - by K. A. Kitchen, pp. 31-79 in Notes on Some Problems in the Book of Daniel (Tyndale, 1965)
• The Hebrew of Daniel - by W. J. Martin, pp. 28-30 in Notes on Some Problems in the Book of Daniel (Tyndale, 1965)
• The Literary Nature of the Book of Daniel and the Linguistic Character of its Aramaic - by Jan-Wim Wesselius, Aramaic Studies 3 (2005) 241-283; full text for subscribers only

Book Reviews

• Collins, John J. and Peter W. Flint, The Book of Daniel: Volume 2: Composition and Reception (Brill, 2001) - reviewed by Martin Pröbstle, Review of Biblical Literature (2003)
• Henze, Matthias, The Madness of King Nebuchadnezzar: The Ancient Near Eastern Origins and Early History of Interpretation of Daniel 4 (Brill, 1999) - reviewed by Bob Becking, Review of Biblical Literature (2002)
• Koch, Klaus and Martin Rösel, eds., Polyglottensynopse zum Buch Daniel (Neukirchener Verlag, 2000) - reviewed by Matthias Henze, Review of Biblical Literature (2001)
• Meadowcroft, T. J., Aramaic Daniel and Greek Daniel: A Literary Comparison (Sheffield, 1995) - reviewed by C. John Collins, Trinity Journal (Spring 1998)
• Seow, C. L., Daniel (Westminster Bible Companion; Westminster John Knox, 20030
  • Reviewed by Stephen L. Cook, Review of Biblical Literature (2004)
  • Reviewed by Carla Sulzbach, Review of Biblical Literature (2004)