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The Modern Era · 1929

The Book of Daniel

Clarence Larkin · 1850–1924

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What it is

Larkin's commentary on Daniel, taking the visions of the four kingdoms and the seventy weeks as a chronology of the ages, and charting them against his reading of Revelation. Larkin drew his own charts and they carry the argument: the books were printed around them, and readers came to them for the diagrams as much as the prose.

Why it lasted

Larkin's last book, published five years after his death. It shows the dispensational scheme applied to the text most often used to support it, and is the natural companion to his Revelation.

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