Observations upon the Prophecies of Daniel, and the Apocalypse of St. John
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A learned exegesis of biblical prophetic literature that systematically analyzes visions and symbolic language — including metallic images, composite beasts, horns, the ram and he-goat, and the seventy weeks — to propose historical chronologies and identify successive powers and epochs. The author treats prophecy as coded history, examines chronological markers tied to the birth and passion of Christ, and explores how the final visions relate to Mosaic law and temple worship. The study combines philological attention to prophetic diction with efforts to align imagery to concrete historical sequences and religious practice.
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