Bibliography on Daniel P. W. Ferris, Jr.

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1 Bibliography on Daniel P. W. Ferris, Jr. Albertz, R., The Social Setting of the Aramaic and Hebrew Book of Daniel, in J.J. Collins and P.W. Flint, eds. The Book of Daniel: Composition and Reception. VT Supp 83; Leiden: Brill, 2001: Aalders, G. C. Daniel. Koorte Verklaring servies. The Netherlands: Kampen, Alexander, J. B. "New Light on the Fiery Furnace." JBL 69:4 (December 1950): Armerding, C., "Asleep in the Dust (Dan 12:1-3)," BibSac 121 (1964), "Russia and the King of the North." BibSac 120:477 (January-March 1963): Anderson, Robert. The Coming Prince. 14th ed. Grand Rapids: Kregel, Avalos, H., "Daniel 9:24-25 and Mesopotamian Temple Rededications," JBL 117 (1998), Baldwin, Joyce G. Daniel, An Introduction and Commentary. TOTC. Downers Grove: InterVarsity, Barton, J., Theological Ethics in Daniel, in J.J. Collins and P.W. Flint, eds. The Book of Daniel. Leiden: Brill, 2001: Beckwith, R., Early Traces of the Book of Daniel, TynBul 53 (2002), Beyerle, S., The Book of Daniel and Its Social Setting, in J.J. Collins and P.W. Flint, eds. The Book of Daniel. Leiden: Brill, 2001: Breshears, Gerry. "The Body of Christ: Prophet, Priest, or King?" JETS 37:1 (1994): Bruce, L.P., "Discourse Theme and the Narratives of Daniel," BibSac 160 (2003), Calvin, J. Commentaries on the Book of the Prophet Daniel. 2 vols. Trans. by J. Haroutunian. Philadelphia: Westminster, Caragounis, C.C., "History and Supra-History: Daniel and the Four Empires," in A. van der Woude, ed. The Book of Daniel in the Light of New Findings (1993), "Greek Culture and Jewish Piety: the Clash and the fourth Beast of Daniel 7," ETL 65 (1989), "The Interpretation of the Ten Horns of Daniel 7," ETL 63 (1987),

2 Clifford, R.J., History and Myth in Daniel 10-12, BASOR 220 (1975), Collins, J.J. "Apocalyptic Genre and Mythic Allusions in Daniel," JSOT 21 (1981), The Apocalyptic Vision of the Book of Daniel. HSM. Missoula: Scholars, The Court-Tales of Daniel and the Development of Apocalyptic, JBL 94 (1975b), Current Issues in the Study of Daniel, in J.J. Collins and P.W. Flint, eds. The Book of Daniel. Leiden: Brill, 2001: Daniel. Minneapolis: Fortress, Daniel, First and Second Maccabees. Wilmington: Michael Glazier, Daniel: with an Introduction to Apocalyptic Literature. Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, Jewish Apocalyptic Against its Hellenistic Near Eastern Environment, BASOR 220 (1975), "The Meaning of 'the end' in the Book of Daniel," in H.W. Attridge, ed. Of Scribes and Scrolls, Lanham: University Press of America, 1990: The Mythology of Holy War in Daniel and the Qumran War Scroll: A Point of Transition in Jewish Apocalyptic, VT 25 (1975c), Seers, Sybils, and Sages in Hellenistic - Roman Judaism. Leiden: Brill, The Son of Man and the Saints of the Most High in the Book of Daniel, JBL 93 (1974), "Stirring Up the Great Sea: the Relio-Historical Background of Daniel 7," in A. van der Woude, ed. The Book of Daniel in the Light of New Findings. Louvain: Peeters, 1993: and P.W. Flint. The Book of Daniel: Composition and Reception. Leiden: Brill, Cook, S.L. Prophecy and Apocalypticism. Minneapolis: Fortress, Coxon, P., "Nebuchadnezzar's Hermeneutical Dilemma," JSOT 66 (1995), Culver, Robert D. Daniel and the Latter Days. Chicago: Moody, n.d.

3 Custer, J.S., Man of Desires: Eros in the Book of Daniel, DRev 119 (2001), Davies, P.R., The Scribal School of Daniel, in J.J. Collins and P.W. Flint, eds. The Book of Daniel. Leiden: Brill, 2001: "Reading Daniel Sociologically," in A.S. Van Der Woude, ed. The Book of Daniel in the Light of New Findings. Louvain: Leuven, 1993: Daniel. Sheffield: JSOT Press, "Eschatology in the Book of Daniel," JSOT 17 (1980), Day, J., "Resurrection Imagery from Baal to the Book of Daniel," in J. Emerton, ed. Congress Volume: Cambridge Leiden: Brill, 1997: DiLella, A. The Book of Daniel. Garden City: Doubleday, Esler, P.F., "Political Oppression in Jewish Apocalyptic Literature: A Social-Scientific Approach," List 28 (1993), Evans, C.A., Daniel in the New Testament: Visions of God s Kingdom, in J.J. Collins and P.W. Flint, eds. The Book of Daniel. Leiden: Brill, 2001: Ferguson, P., "Nebuchadnezzar, Gilgamesh, and the `Babylonian Job,'" JETS 37 (1994), Flusser, D., The Four Empires in the Fourth Sibyl and in the Book of Daniel, Israel Oriental Studies 2 (1972), Frohlich, I. Time and Times and Half a Time : Historical Consciousness in the Jewish Literature of the Persian and Hellenistic Eras. JSPSup 19; Sheffield: Sheffield, Gammie, J. G. Daniel. Atlanta: John Knox, "The Classification, Stages of Growth, and Changing Intentions in the Book of Daniel," JBL 95 (1976), Gane, R., "The Syntax of Tet Ve... in Daniel 8:13," in J. Moskala, ed. Creation, Life, and Hope. Berrien Springs: Andrews University, 2000: Gardner, A.E., Daniel 7,2-14: Another Look at Its Mythic Pattern, Biblica 82 (2001), "The Way to Eternal Life in Dan 12:1e-2 or How to Reverse the Death Cure of Genesis 3," Australian Biblical Review 40 (1992), 1-19.

4 Ginsberg, H.L., "The Composition of the Book of Daniel," VT 4 (1954), Gnuse, R., "The Jewish Dream Interpreter in a Foreign Court: the Recurring Use of a Theme in Jewish Literature," JSP 7 (1990), "Dreams and Their Theological Significance in the Biblical Tradition," CurTM 8 (1981), Goldingay, J., Daniel in the Context of Old Testament Theology, in J.J. Collins and P.W. Flint, eds. The Book of Daniel. Leiden: Brill, 2001: Daniel. Dallas: Word, 1989., "The Stories in Daniel: a Narrative Politics," JSOT 37 (1987), Gosling, F.A., "Is it Wise to Believe Daniel?," SJOT 13 (1999), Goudoever, J. van. Biblical Calendars, 2nd ed. Leiden: Brill, Grabbe, L.L., A Dan(iel) for All Seasons: For Whom Was Daniel Important? in J.J. Collins and P.W. Flint, eds. The Book of Daniel. Leiden: Brill, 2001: Gurney, R. "the Four Kingdoms of Daniel 2 and 7." Themelios 2 (1977): Hanson, P. The Dawn of Apocalyptic. Philadelphia: Fortress, Harrington, D.J., "The Ideology of Rule in Daniel 7--12," SBL Seminar Papers Atlanta: SBL, 1999: Hartman, L.F. and A. Di Lella. The Book of Daniel. AB, 23; Garden City, NY: Doubleday, Henton, J.W. van, "Antiochus IV as a Typhonic Figure in Daniel 7," in A. van der Woude, ed. The Book of Daniel in the Light of New Findings (1993), Henze, M., The Narrative Frame of Daniel: A Literary Assessment, JSJ 32 (2001), The Madness of King Nebuchadnezzar: The Ancient Near Eastern Origins and Early History of Interpretation of Daniel 4. Leiden: Brill, "The Ideology of Rule in the Narrative Frame of Daniel (Dan 1--6)," SBL Seminar Papers Atlanta: SBL, 1999: Hilton, M., "Babel Reversed-Daniel chapter 5," JSOT 66 (1995), Hobbins, J.F., Resurrection in the Daniel Tradition and Other Writings, in J.J. Collins and P.W.

5 Flint, eds. The Book of Daniel. Leiden: Brill, 2001: Hoehner, Harold W. "Daniel's Seventy Weeks and New Testament Chronology." BibSac 132:525 (1975): Humphreys, W. L. "A Life-style for Diaspora." JBL 92 (1973): Jerome, Commentary on Daniel. Trans. by G.L. Archer. Grand Rapids: Baker, Keil, C.F. Biblical Commentary on the Book of Daniel. Transl. by M. G. Easton. Biblical Commentary on the Old Testament. N.p.; reprint ed., Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, n.d. King, Geoffrey R. Daniel. Grand Rapids: Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co., Kitchen, Kenneth A. "The Aramaic in Daniel." In Notes on Some Problems in the Book of Daniel, pp London: Tyndale Press, Knibb, M.A., The Book of Daniel in Its Context, in J.J. Collins and P.W. Flint, eds. The Book of Daniel. Leiden: Brill, 2001: Koch, K., Stages in the Canonization of the Book of Daniel, in J.J. Collins and P.W. Flint, eds. The Book of Daniel. Leiden: Brill, 2001: Kratz, R.G., The Visions of Daniel, in J.J. Collins and P.W. Flint, eds. The Book of Daniel. Leiden: Brill, 2001: Kruschwitz, R.B. and P.L. Redditt, "Nebuchadnezzar as the Head of Gold: Politics and History in the Theology of the Book of Daniel," PRS 24 (1997), Kvanig, H.S., "Throne Visions and Monsters: The Encounter between Danielic and Enochic Traditions," ZAW 117 (2005), Laato, A., "The Seventy Yearweeks in the Book of Daniel," ZAW 102/2 (1990), LaCocque, A., Allusions to Creation in Daniel 7, in J.J. Collins and P.W. Flint, eds. The Book of Daniel. Leiden: Brill, 2001: Daniel in his Time. Columbia: U. of South Carolina Press, Lawson, J.N., "The God Who Reveals Secrets: the Mesopotamian Background to Daniel 2:47," JSOT 74 (1997), Leatherman, D.W., "Structural Considerations Regarding the Relation of Daniel 8 & Daniel 9," in R. du Preez and J. Moskala, eds. The Cosmic Battle for Planet Earth. Berrien Springs: Andrews University, 2003:

6 Lenchak, T.A., "Puzzling Passages: Daniel 7:7," TBT 36 (1998), 194. Lindenberger, J., "Dan 12:1-4," Int 39 (1985), Lucas, E.C., "Daniel: Resolving the Enigma," VT 50 (2000), "The Source of Daniel's Animal Imagery," TB 41 (1990), "The Origin of Daniel's Four Empires Scheme Reexamined," TB 40 (1989), Leupold, H.C. Exposition of Daniel. Minneapolis: Augsburg, 1949; repr. ed., Grand Rapids: Baker, Lust, J., Cult and Sacrifice in Daniel: The Tamid and the Abomination of Desolation, in J.J. Collins and P.W. Flint, eds. The Book of Daniel. Leiden: Brill, 2001: McClain, A. J. Daniel's Prophecies of the Seventy Weeks. Grand Rapids: Zondervan, McGarry, E.P., "The Ambidextrous Angel (Daniel 12:7 and Deuteronomy 32:40): Inner-Bibilical Exegesis and Textual Criticism in Counterpoint," JBL 124 (2005), McLay, R.T., "The Relationship between the Greek Translations of Daniel 1--3," BIOSCS 37 (2004), Mastin, B.A., "The Meaning of hala at Daniel 4:27," VT 42 (1992), Mathews, S.F., The Numbers in Daniel 12:11-12: Rounded Pythagorean Plane Numbers? CBQ 63 (2001), Meadowcroft, T., "Who are the Princes of Persia and Greece (Daniel 10)? Pointers Towards the Danielic Vision of Earth and Heaven," JSOT 29/1 (2004), Exploring the Dismal Swamp: The Identity of the Anointed One in Daniel 9:24-27, JBL 120 (2001), "A Literary Critical Comparison of the Masoretic Text and Septuagint of Daniel 2-7," TynBul 45 (1994), Mercer, M., The Benefactions of Antiochus IV Ephiphanes and Dan 11:37-38: An Exegetical Note, MSJ 12 (2001), Miller, J.E., "The Redaction of Daniel," JSOT 52 (1991), Mitchell, T. C., and R. Joyce. "The Musical Instruments in Nebuchadnezzar's Orchestra." In Notes on Some Problems in the Book of Daniel, pp London: Tyndale, 1965.

7 Montgomery, J. A. A Critical and Exegetical Commentary on the Book of Daniel. ICC. Edinburgh: T. & T. Clark, Moore, M.S., "Resurrection and Immortality: Two Motifs Navigating Confluent Theological Streams in the Old Testament (Dan 12:1-4)," TZ 39 (1983), Mosca, P.G., "Ugarit and Daniel 7: a Missing Link," Biblica 67 (1986), Niskanen, P., "Daniel's Portrait of Antiochus IV: Echoes of a Persian King," CBQ 66 (2004), Olmstead, A. T. The History of the Persian Empire. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, Oppenheim, A. L. "The Interpretation of Dreams in the Ancient Near East." Transactions of the American Philosophical Society 46 (1956): Patterson, R.D. "Holding on to Daniel's Court Tales." JETS 36:4 (December 1993): Pember, G.H. The Great Prophecies of the Centuries Concerning Israel and the Gentiles. London: Hodder & Stoughton, Patterson, R.D., "Holding on to Daniel's Court Tales," JETS 36 (1993), "The Key Role of Daniel 7," GTJ 12 (1991), Paul, S., The Mesopotamian Babylonian Background of Daniel 1 6, in J.J. Collins and P.W. Flint, eds. The Book of Daniel. Leiden: Brill, 2001: Pfandl, G., "Interpretations of the Kingdom of God in Daniel 2:44," AUSS 34 (1996), Pinker, A., "A Dream of a Dream in Daniel 2," JBQ 33 (2005), Polaski, D., "Mene, Mene Tekel, Parsin: Writing and Resistance in Daniel 5 and 6," JBL 123 (2004), Porteous, N. Daniel. OTL; London: SCM Press, Raabe, P.R., "Daniel 7: its Structure and Role in the Book," HAR 8 (1985), Redditt, P.L., "Calculating the 'Times': Daniel 12:5-13," PRS 25 (1998), Rowland, C., The Book of Daniel and the Radical Critique of Empire: An Essay in Apocalyptic Hermeneutics, in J.J. Collins and P.W. Flint, eds. The Book of Daniel. Leiden: Brill, 2001:

8 Rowley, H.H. Darius the Mede and the Four World Empires in the Book of Daniel. Cardiff: University of Wales, "The Historicity of the Fifth Chapter of Daniel." JTS, 32 (October 1930): Seow, C.L., "The Rule of God in the Book of Daniel," in B. Batto and K. Roberts, eds. David and Zion. Winona Lake: Eisenbrauns, 2004: Shea, W.H. "Further Literary Structures in Daniel 2--7," AUSS 23 (1985), , "The Neo-Babylonian Historical Setting for Daniel 7," AUSS 24 (1986), The Search for Darius the Mede (concluded), or, the Time of the Answer to Daniel s Prayer and the Date of the Death of Darius the Mede, JATS 12 (2001), Supplementary Evidence in Support of 457 B.C. as the Starting Date for the 2300 Day Years of Daniel 8:14, JATS 12 (2001), Smith-Christopher, D., Prayers and Dreams: Power and Diaspora Identities in the Social Setting of the Daniel Tales, in J.J. Collins and P.W. Flint, eds. The Book of Daniel. Leiden: Brill, 2001: Stefanovic, Z., "The Use of the Aramaic Word bar ("son") as a Noun of Relation in the Book of Daniel," AASS 6 (2003), "The Roles of the Babylonian and Medo-Persian Kings in the Book of Daniel," in J. Moskala, ed. Creation, Life, and Hope. Berrien Springs, MI: Andrews University, 2000: Sweeney, M.A., The End of Eschatology in Daniel? Theological and Socio-political Ramifications of the Changing Contexts of Interpretation, BibInt 9 (2001), Tanner, J.P., "The Literary Structure of the Book of Daniel," BS 160 (2003), Towner, W.S. Daniel. John Knox, Tregelles, S.P. Remarks on the Prophetic Visions in the Book of Daniel. 7th ed. London: Sovereign Grace, Van der Toorn, K., Scholars at the Oriental Court: The Figure of Daniel Against Its Mesopotamian Background, in J.J. Collins and P.W. Flint, eds. The Book of Daniel. Leiden: Brill, 2001: "In the Lion's Den: The Babylonian Background of a Biblical Motif," CBQ 60 (1998),

9 Van Deventer, H.J.M., "'We Did Not Hear the Bagpipe': A Note on Daniel 3," OTE 11 (1998), Venter, P.M., "Constitualised Space in Daniel 9," HTS 60 (2004), Violence and Non-Violence in Daniel, OTE 14 (2001), "Understanding the Concept of 'Time' in Daniel," SK 21 (2000), Wade, L., "'Son of Man' Comes to the Judgment in Daniel 7:13," JATS 11 (2000), Waltke, B. K. "The Date of the Book of Daniel." BibSac 133:532 (1976): Walton, J., The Anzu Myth as Relevant Background for Daniel 7? in J.J. Collins and P.W. Flint, eds. The Book of Daniel. Leiden: Brill, 2001: The decree of Darius the Mede in Daniel 6, JETS 31 (1988), "The Four Kingdoms of Daniel." JETS 29:1 (March 1986): Wesselius, J.-W., The Writing of Daniel, in J.J. Collins and P.W. Flint, eds. The Book of Daniel. Leiden: Brill, 2001: Whitcomb, J.C. Daniel. EBC. Chicago: Moody, Woodard, B.L., "Literary Strategies and Authorship in the Book of Daniel," JETS 37 (1994), Yamauchi, E.M., "Mordecai, the Persepolis Tablets, and the Susa Excavations," VT 42 (1992), Young, E. J. The Prophecy of Daniel: A Commentary. Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, Wilson, R.R., "Creation and New Creation: The Role of Creation Imagery in the Book of Daniel," in W.P. Brown and S. Dean McBride, Jr., eds. God Who Creates. Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 2000: Zevit, Z., "Structure and Individual Elements of Daniel 7," ZAW 80 (1968),