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International Critical Commentary (Edinburgh: T. & T. Clark, 1927), 471.
                6  Anthony A. Bevan, A Short Commentary on the Book of Daniel (Cambridge: University Press,

                  1892), 201.
                7  A. C. Gaebelein, The Prophet Daniel (New York: Our Hope Publishers, 1911), 200.

                8  William Kelly, Lectures on the Book of Daniel, 2nd ed. (London: G. Morrish, 1881), 225–26.

                9  H. A. Ironside, Lectures on Daniel the Prophet (New York: Loizeaux, 1920), 231–32.

                10  Leon Wood, A Commentary on Daniel (Grand Rapids: Zondervan, 1973), 317–18.

                11  R. D. Culver, Daniel and the Latter Days (Chicago: Moody, n.d.), 172.

                12  For example, God announced through Ezekiel that He would “take you from the nations and
                  gather you from all the countries and bring you into your own land” (Ezek. 36:24). God
                  illustrated this promised regathering using the vision of the valley of dry bones (37:1–14).
                  Amos described it as a time when God would raise up “the booth of David that is fallen” (Amos
                  9:11). And in the New Testament, Paul announced that God had not rejected His people and
                  that a time was coming “when all Israel will be saved”; this will take place when the “Deliverer

                  will come from Zion” (Rom. 11:26).
                13  In John 11, Martha understood Daniel 12 in this way when she said about her brother

                  Lazarus, “I know that he will rise again in the resurrection on the last day” (v. 24).
                14  Leupold, Daniel, 529–32; Young, Daniel, 256.

                15  John M. Fuller, An Essay on the Authenticity of the Book of Daniel (Cambridge: Deighton, Bell,
                  and Co, 1864), 339.

                16  Young, Daniel, 256.

                17  S. P. Tregelles, Remarks on the Prophetic Visions in the Book of Daniel, 7th ed. (London:
                  Sovereign Grace, 1965), 162. This is also the reading adopted by translators of the New
                  American Standard Bible.

                18  Culver, Daniel, 175.

                19  Leupold, Daniel, 530.

                20  Miller suggests using the NIV translation “multitudes” as a way to solve the problem, but this
                  leaves the main theological question unanswered (Stephen Miller, Daniel, The New American
                  Commentary [Nashville: Broadman & Holman, 2001], 318–19).

                21  Leupold, Daniel, 530.

                22  Ibid.
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