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Concentrating on the prophecy of Daniel, this book has a section on Isaiah, Jeremiah and Ezekiel by way of introducing the prophetic background, presupposed in Daniel, comprising the hopes and expectations that Daniel shared with his predecessors at the outset of his prophetic career.
A concluding section on Revelation 13, 17 and 18 is to be regarded as the sequel to the discussion on Daniel. Therein is presented the final stage of the Fourth Gentile Kingdom as summed up in the demonic person, character and conduct of the Beast, whose rise to power is described in Daniel.
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