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7WLN1

70 Weeks, Leviticus, Nature of Prophecy

Four in-depth studies in Daniel 9 compose the first division of the volume. Pastors and members who have occasion to meet exponents of the futurist system of prophecy will find chapter 1 particularly helpful. In this essay the chronological interpretations of the four major "schools" of prophetic interpretation are charted, analyzed, and evaluated. Exegetical studies in Leviticus form the second section. A unique study on the form of Leviticus demonstrates that Moses took pains to underscore the significance of the Day of Atonement in Israel's sanctuary ritual. The structure of Leviticus positions the Day of Atonement at the literary center or apex of the book. Whether confessed sin was transferred to the sanctuary in the daily rituals is addressed in another important essay. A third essay deals with issues related to the contamination and purification of the sanctuary. Altogether these essays provide a scriptural backdrop to the prophecies of Daniel 7-9, especially with respect to the vision in chapter 8 and its focus on the heavenly sanctuary. Important chapters in the third and last portion of the volume deal with the conditionality principles as it relates to Bible prophecy and the issue of single, dual or multiple prophetic fulfillments. There is much much more...

Author Frank B. Holbrook, Editor
Pages 394