Good News Of Daniel 8:14 (Student/Study Guide)

Table Of Contents:

PREFACE
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
I. INTRODUCTION
II. THE LANGUAGE AND TEXTUAL BACKGROUND OF DANIEL 8:14
Introduction
The Language Background
The Hebrew Period
The Hebrew-Aramaic Period
The Greek-Aramaic Period
Conclusion
The Textual Background
The Masoretic Text
The Septuagint
The Targums
Syriac Peshitta Version
The Language Of The Original Autograph
Conclusion And Hermeneutical Principles

III. THE ROOT SDQ
Origin Of Sdq
The Masoretic Text, Hebrew Lexical Definitions In
Qal
Niph’al
Pi’el
Hiph’il
Hitpa’el
Summary
Lexical Definitions Based On Jewish Aramaic Literature
Sdq
Sdq, Synonym Of Zkh
Lexical Support
Qal
Pi’el
Hithpa’el
Further Support For Zkh
Biblical Parallels Between Sdq And Zkh
Zkh’s Usage With The Sanctuary In Targum
Why Zkh Was Not Used In Masoretic Text Version Of Dan. 8:14
Summary
LXX Synonyms
The Niph’al Sens Of Sdq

IV. THE CONTEXT OF DANIEL 8 AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO LEVITICUS 16
Introduction
The Identity Of The Little Horn
The 2300 Evening-Mornings
The Context Of Daniel 8
Parallel Structure In Revelation
Relationship Of Daniel 8:14 To Leviticus 16
Sanctuary Emphasis In Revelation
Typological Evidence In The Jewish Calendar
The Linguistic Relationship Between Dan. 8:14 And Lev 16:30
Qal
Pi’el
Pu’al
Hithpa’el
Conclusion

V. The Investigative Judgment
Introduction
The Beginning Of The Controversy
The Issues In The Controversy
The Vindication Of God
The Fall Of Man
The Plan Of Salvation Symbolized
The Daily And Yearly Services
The Defilement Of The Earthly Sanctuary
The Cleansing Of The Earthly Sanctuary
Satan’s Defeat At The Cross
The Years In The Wilderness
The Antitypical Day Of Atonement
A Day Of Judgment In Favor Of The Saints
God’s Vindication
The Negative Judgment
The Accusations Of Satan
The Advocate
The Saints Vindicated
One Last Vindicating Proof
Restoration To Former Rights And Privileges
Conclusion

VI. CONCLUSION

BIBLIOGRAPHY

Additional Info
Seventh-day Adventist authors have maintained a fairly consistent understanding of Daniel’s major prophecies, though several significant disagreements have taken place. One well known difficulty, and the theme of this research, has been the Church’s interpretation of Daniel 8:14. In light of the current discussions, the purpose of this book is to 1–demonstrate that a clearer understanding of the SDA doctrine of the sanctuary may be obtained by studying the Hebrew rendering nendering nisdaq; 2–resubstantiate the validity of the LXX translation; 3–highlight Daniel 8:14’s close relationship to the rest of the chapter and the typical Day of Atonement; and 4–show the necessity of an investigative judgment.