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Daniel - The Prophet

Giuseppe Guarino

Publisher: Giuseppe Guarino

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Summary

The book of Daniel is one of the most important evidence of the inspiration of the Bible. For this reason it has been the field of one of the longest biblical controversy concerning its authenticity and historical accuracy.
This book defends the reliability of Daniel both as a historical account and as an inspired prophetical book.

Giuseppe Guarino is a Christian author. He has written many books and articles. You can find them on Amazon, or on his official website, www.giuseppeguarino.com.
Available since: 01/28/2023.

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