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It is listed in the Writings of the Jewish canon, rather than the Prophets. This indicates that Daniel was written after the collection of prophetic books had been closed (sometime after 300 BCE).
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Mar 13:14 But when ye shall see the abomination of desolation, spoken of by Daniel the prophet, standing where it ought not, (let him that readeth understand,) then let them that be in Judaea flee to the mountains:
BUT....... It is listed in the Writings of the Jewish canon, rather than the Prophets. This indicates that Daniel was written after the collection of prophetic books had been closed (sometime after 300 BCE). |
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We can be even more precise. Daniel was put into it's final form between 167 and 164 BCE. We know this because the prophecies about events before this time are amazingly accurate but fail miserably after this time frame. Some of the earlier parts of the book are probably much older but I have no specific information in that regard.
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whaia |
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prophecy does not fail - it jumps to the endtime. the "amazingly accurate" parts serve to allow those in the end time to identify the powers and
geographical areas where the antichrist and his army (of muslims) will come from. then the story continues.
the abomination of desolation spoken of here is a reference to the dome of the rock. it would be set up on a wing of the temple, in the court of the gentiles, to be downtrodden of the gentiles for 1260 prophetic days until the time of the gentiles is fulfilled. so, it was "set up" in 688 when construction began. the time of the gentiles was fulfilled in 1948 when israel was reborn as a nation (in fulfilment of many prophecies). so count them - 688 to 1948 = 1260 years. now i'd say, this falls more on the amazingly accurate side, rather than the failed miserably. so clearly, from the above reasoning, daniel wasn't put into it's final form until around 1950. |
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Excerpt from: http://www.jewfaq.org/prophet.htm "According to Judaism, Daniel is not one of the 55 prophets. His writings include visions of the future, which we believe to be
true; however, his mission was not that of a prophet. His visions of the future were never intended to be proclaimed to the people; they were designed to be
written down for future generations. Thus, they are Writings, not Prophecies, and are classified accordingly. "
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| Daniel the prophet? | 11/19/06 18:58:10 | drseinfeld |
| Re: Daniel the prophet? | 12/18/06 22:56:23 | Rev Etherman |
| Re: Daniel the prophet? | 05/10/08 18:09:39 | whaia |
| Re: Daniel the prophet? | 05/18/08 04:22:11 | Lady Valar |