Commentaries on Daniel
A sermon celebrating Christ's sovereignty over earthly kingdoms, delivered at Connecticut's election before the governor and assembly.
Sanders delivers an election sermon to Vermont's governor and legislature, addressing the spiritual dimensions of civic duty and righteous governance.
Lewis examines biblical principles of righteous governance, preaching before Massachusetts officials that good rulers embody paternal care and deserve appropriate honor.
Shute addresses the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company, examining religious principles underlying military service and civic defense.
Calvin's first volume commentary on Daniel expounds the prophet's visions and historical narratives, explaining divine sovereignty over kingdoms and eschatological prophecy.
Calvin's second volume commentary on Daniel completes exposition of the prophet's visions, emphasizing messianic prophecy and the ultimate triumph of God's kingdom.
Comprehensive exposition of Daniel examining apocalyptic visions, messianic prophecies, and divine sovereignty through historical and eschatological interpretation.
Foster addresses Massachusetts's governor and legislature on election day, exploring the theological foundations of civil authority and governmental responsibility.
A sixfold commentary on Daniel's prophecies examining textual variants, theological questions, doctrines, and moral applications.
Matthew Henry's fourth volume comments on Isaiah through Malachi, explaining prophetic texts and their theological significance for Christian readers.
Most-discussed verses in Daniel
Verses cited by the most works across the whole library, not only the commentaries.