Commentaries on Daniel

Goldingay is an erudite, and accomplished scholar and commentary writer (his 3 vols on Psalms is the only commentary on Psalms you will ever need). more

Very thoughtful and useful exegesis, sadly holds to a late date and speaks of "quasi-prophecy" but still much that is helpful. more

Sinclair Ferguson’s volume is considering top-notch by many of the experts. more

It was a very close call but my favorite commentary on Daniel is Goldingay's. more

Although other reviewers have already noted it, Goldingay's view on what is commonly believed to be prophecy is saddening. more

Reading Dr. more

Excellent commentary! Had a gift of bringing the historical background to life, much done through the lengthy introduction(60 pgs). more

Conservative scholarship, amillennial. more

Helpful with attention to background, textual, and theological issues. more

For heavy lifting in critical, textual and background material on the book of Daniel. more

Collins is an expert in apocalyptic literature, so his analysis of the apocalyptic sections along with the introduction is the strength of the commentary' (that does not suggest that the rest of the commentary isn't good). more

The liberal nature of the commentary makes one wonder about the author and his views on Scripture as a whole. more

Best available critical study of the text with full interaction with intertestamental literature. more

It is hard to grasp the vast number of hours that Dr. more

This is the best, most detailed commentary on Daniel that you will find. more

Excellent, just excellent! Perhaps the Best commentary on the Book of Daniel ever written! I highly recommend this commentary!. more

This is an up-to-date premillennial interpretation of Daniel with ample interaction with scholarship and a bold defense of the 6th-century date. more