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Daniel – Discussion Questions
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Interpreting the Text:
Why is the book of Daniel open to such diverging interpretations as we see in Luther and Calvin?
How should the Bible be read: as explaining the past, or as predicting the future? Both, neither? How did the reformers use Daniel?
What makes Daniel so susceptible to being interpreted as a prediction of the end of time? Why did some of the reformers avoid this practice?
Applying the Text:
Do you see Daniel more about eschatology, a prediction of the end times, or about moral teachings and how to have faith in God?
Do you see Daniel as a pastoral work, meant to show that God is with God’s people, as the reformers did?
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