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anything this thorough on daniel is a good thing.<br />

John has taken the same script that DTS has already made their default commentsl.
If anyone else wants to do a commentary on daniel, all they would have to do is follow the long road of professors from dts. not much to study anymore because they have figured it out already...besides, why even try, the church will be gone before anything daniel prophesied comes to pass...

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  • Susan
  • Philadelphia, PA, United States
  • 08-11-18

Daniel Springs to Life(but the reader...awful)

Daniel is a well known book in the Bible written at the time where many royal princes were moved from Jerusalem to Babylon.
In our day, this would be like moving from Utica, New York to New York City. John Lennox, as usual defines the issues of the day and emphasizes the protection, believers, in the Living God, can count on still. His protection(the virtual shutting of the mouths of hungry lions) is a well known story. The "punishment" for continuation of Daniel's habit of praying to his Lord 3 times a day was well known, but the craftiness of his enemies backfired. King ‎Nebuchadnezzar was impressed by Daniel's preservation, in such an environment, and bowed to Daniel's Lord(at least temporarily). He threw the bad guys into the Lion's den, and their stomachs were filled with these tasty morsels.
Even people, who are not convinced that Jehovah reigns over the earth, should read this book. A lot of truth and great history is contained in these audio bytes!

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enjoyed it greatly.

this was a good book with a lot of factual details about the times and places Daniel described.

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Great Insight to the book of Daniel.

His interpretation is correct. And his explanation of the organization of the book is outstanding! The narration is very difficult to listen to, but the fresh insights are worth the effort!

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  • Mr Simon Taylor
  • 05-19-18

love the book, but not the narration.

Fantastic content as ever from Lennox. Seriously let down by the narration. Very poor pronunciation