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Daniel 8

Daniel 8 is the eighth chapter of the Book of Daniel. It tells of Daniel's vision of a two-horned ram destroyed by a one-horned goat, followed by the history of the "little horn", which is Daniel's code-word for the Greek king Antiochus IV Epiphanes.

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Christian eschatological readings

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Christian eschatological readings

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Daniel 8

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related to Genre and themes · 25
Daniel 8 → Apocalypses, Attar's, Baal, Babylonian, Babylonian Dynastic Prophecy, BCE, Book, Canaanite, CE, Christians, Daniel, Egyptians, Ezekiel, For, God, Greeks, Habakkuk, Isaiah, Jews, Lucifer
related to The "little horn" and his war on God · 22
Daniel 8 → Antiochus, Antiochus Epiphanes, BCE, Daniel, Egypt, God, God's, Hebrew Bible, Indeed, Israel, Israelites, It, King James Version, Law, Moses, Persia, Prince, Sometimes, Stars, The
related to background · 17
Daniel 8 → Achaemenid Empire, Antiochus, Antiochus IV Epiphanes, BCE, Daniel, God, Greek, It, Jerusalem, Jewish, Jews, Judas Maccabee, Second Temple, Seleucid Empire, Seleucids, Temple, The
related to The ram, the he-goat, the great horn and the four new horns · 10
Daniel 8 → Alexander, Alexander's, Daniel, Great, Greece, Hellenistic, Persia, Scholars, Syria, The
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Daniel 8 → eighth chapter of the Book of Daniel

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Daniel 8is aeighth chapter of the Book of Daniel0.90text
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the Three Pilgrimage Festivalsinstance ofhe outlawed Jewish traditions0.80text
dietary lawinstance ofhe outlawed Jewish traditions0.80text
First Enoch.The 2instance ofbut much more restricted than in contemporary works0.80text
300 eveningsinstance ofbut much more restricted than in contemporary works0.80text
morningsIn verse 13 Daniel overhears twoinstance ofbut much more restricted than in contemporary works0.80text
First Enochinstance ofbut much more restricted than in contemporary works0.80text
Daniel 8related to backgroundDaniel0.60section
Daniel 8related to backgroundBCE0.60section
Daniel 8related to backgroundGod0.60section
Daniel 8related to backgroundJewish0.60section

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