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The Handwriting on the Wall: A Commentary on the Book of Daniel is unavailable, but you can change that!

Daniel is a book in two parts. The first is a seventy-year history of the life and work of the prophet Daniel while he lived in Babylon (the first phase of God’s New Empire). The second part is a 70x7-year prophecy of the life of Daniel’s people while they lived in God’s New Empire after Babylon. The Handwriting on the Wall includes twenty-four chapters and eleven appendixes, explaining the...

“Cut off” refers not to the death penalty but to excommunication, which Jesus experienced when the Jewish court condemned Him. Perhaps more to the point, however, Jesus as the Incarnate Temple of God took upon Himself the desolation of the Temple: God desolated Him, forsook Him, cut Him off. “Have nothing” means that Jesus was dispossessed. Historically, each time the desolating sacrilege is committed, God deserts the Temple, and then brings in an invading army to dispossess His people of all His
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