Daniel The Prophet, 9 Lectures, With Notes by Edward Bouverie Pusey. This 1864 work documents Oxford lectures defending biblical faith against liberal criticism sparked by Essays and Reviews, focusing on Daniel. Pusey argues Daniel is a single, cohesive work written by Daniel, containing definite prophecies and miracles that align with Old Testament patterns and the Gospel. He asserts doubts about prophecy stem from philosophical bias, not evidence. The work outlines a two-part composition—Hebrew historical narratives, then Chaldee/Aramaic visions—where later revelations illuminate earlier scenes and uphold God's sovereignty over empires. A central emphasis is linguistic: Hebrew-Aramaic unity, limited Greek influence, Aryan loanwords, and Aramaic distinctions support an early date and a single author. It situates Daniel in its historical milieu, discusses canon and dating implications, and defends miracles and prophecy within a Christ-centered interpretation. Classified as 19th-century Anglican defense of scriptural authority, it weaves theological exegesis with textual criticism to defend Daniel's authenticity and Messianic expectation.
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