Joe M. Sprinkle reads Daniel with the whole canon in view - exegesis followed by the book's biblical-theological themes gathered in one place. Read more.
The Evangelical Biblical Theology Commentary does something most series do not: after working through the text it stops and gathers the book's theology into a connected essay, so the reader sees the whole rather than only the parts.
Joe M. Sprinkle applies that to Daniel, handling the historical questions the book raises, the structure that joins its narrative and visionary halves, and the themes of God's sovereignty over empires, the Son of Man, and the resurrection. Note that a separate EEC volume on Daniel is also stocked here; the two series serve different purposes.
