Prophecies of Daniel: What Everyone Should Know (Paperback or Softback)

This book, "Prophecies of Daniel: What Everyone Should Know" exposes with simplicity and erudition the prophecies of the book that the author calls the "most shocking of the entire OT". And within its twelve chapters it familiarizes us with what God revealed to Daniel, so that we may understand the Most High's purposes and designs, and so that we may accompany Him in His kingdom for eternity.
"Everyone should know" that the 70 weeks are the hallmark of all prophetic certainty. Even without the precise and mathematical fulfillment of it, all the rest of the prophecy of the 2300 years would be pure falsehood. It would make no sense to believe in prophecies or the gift behind them… Without the message of the 70 weeks, the message of salvation would not be complete because salvation without the message of the crucified One on Calvary is meaningless.
All this and much more of "what we must know" of this prophetic book is exposed with clarity and truth in the pages of the book “Prophecies of Daniel: What Everyone Should Know,” as Dr. Héctor Urrutia Hernández masterfully introduces us to the delights of Daniel's prophecies.

Merling Alomía Bartra
Ph.D. in OT Theology and Archaeology, Andrews University.
Retired Professor Emeritus, Universidad Peruana Unión (UPeU).

In the book of Daniel, the basis and perfect complement of Revelation, the dimensions of history and eschatology are combined. The former, during the days of the Neo-Babylonian Empire (6th century B.C.), teaches us that history is the foundation of all reality. While the second is based on history that moves towards its denouement, until the end of time. The book you have in your hands is a faithful reflection of these ideas.
Urrutia comments on Daniel's book with a broad perception, attentive to the details of the text, as well as to the events of history. Written in a simple manner, the great themes of the sanctuary, the divine sovereignty, the great conflict, the struggle of the empires and the remnant, are analyzed from a special perspective in the person of Christ, the Messiah Prince and Son of Man. It is my desire that everyone who reads this work, the light of the Savior may shine upon him or her (Dan. 12:3).

Allan Bornapé
Ph.D. (c) in Old Testament,
Adventist International Institute of Advanced Studies, Philippines.
Visiting researcher at Bar Ilan University, Israel.