Daniel's Prophecy of the 70 Weeks

Content proved to be an excellent source of infromation regarding Daniel's end times prophecies. As for the books condition, other than a few handwritten notes the book was new.

This is a must-read for any serious student of biblical prophecy. It is the framework for Revelation and God's ultimate plan for Israel.

Over the past year or two I have chopped and changed between "Dispensational" eschatology and "Reformed" eschatology. They both have strengths and they both have weaknesses. But it is a terrific spiritual journey reading good books from men on both sides of the argument! Unfortunately, much sensationalism and over-speculation accompanies far too many books by Dispensational authors. There is none of that with McClain. Parts One and Two are really good. I was especially blessed by his demonstration of other "time-gap" passages in Scripture (such as Isaiah 61:1,2 and Christ's quoting of it in Luke 4 where He stops short of reading the rest of the passage as it relates to His Second Coming not His First; therefore we have a time gap of over 1,900 years that wouldn't be apparent from a straightforward reading of the Isaiah passage). Why, therefore, can't we have a time gap between Daniel's 69th and 70th week? McClain writes with a gracious attitude towards those of a different persuasion. This is a highly significant prophetic passage of Scripture, and I highly recommend McClain's treatment of it.