the opinion of some great men in this
matter, 202—205. all those kingdoms to
be succeeded by that of the Messiah, 212,
Daniel’s vision and Nebuechadnezzar’s
compared together, 214, &c. their visions


extend to the consummation of all things, -


215. will cast light upon subsequent pro-
phecies, and these reflect light upon them
again, 215. (See Nebuchadnezzar.)—the
languages in which his prophecies were
written, 218, &c. his visions, 223. that of
aram anda he-goat, 224. much concerned
- for the afflictions that were to befal the
people of God, 250. the revelation made
to him when advanced in years, 252. the
prophecy about the Persian empire and
four of their kings, 253. that about a
- mighty king in Greece, 254. his prophe-
cies about the king of the South and the
king of the North, 256, &c. a conclusion
from the exactness and particularity of the
prophecy, 283, 284. other parts of the
prophecy, to whom applicable, 284, &c.
some parts agree better with Antichrist
than Antiochus, 291. 295. a part of his
prophecies yet to be fulfilled, 306. some
expressions of the last chapter to be ap-
plied to the resurrection of the just and
the unjust, 310. remarks on the time of
accomplishment of Daniel’s prophecies,
310—313. his prophecy amazing, and ex-
tended to many ages, 313. his prophecies
reach beyond the times of Antiochus
Epiphanes, 603. some very particularly
fulfilled, 603, &c.—his prophecies vindi-
cated against eleven objections of unbe-


lievers, 217. the first relating to his age ia
refuted, 217. the second relating to the


mistake of the king’s names, and to Nebu-
chadnezzar’s madness, 218. the third re-
lating to Greek words, 218. the fourth
about the version of the Seventy, 219.
