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The Cross and its Shadow

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The Story of Daniel the Pro...

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Bible Handbook

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A História do Profeta Daniel

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“One who desires to master the philosophy of an acceptable Christian life, and the means and methods by which a close connection with God may be maintained, can find no more competent text- book than is furnished in the record of the experiences of the prophet Daniel.”
Stephen Nelson Haskell, The Story of Daniel the Prophet

“ALTHOUGH Daniel lived twenty-five hundred years ago, he is a latter-day prophet. His character should be studied, for its development reveals the secret of God’s preparation of those who will welcome Christ at His appearing.”
Stephen Nelson Haskell, The Story of Daniel the Prophet

“One peculiar thing about the new sect, as they were viewed by the pagans, was the absence of images and forms which the senses could comprehend. When Christians gathered for worship, there was no altar, no god, no incense. When the Christians prayed, there was no priesthood, no vain repetition of words, no offerings, but a simple petition in the name of Christ. An invisible power seemed to have taken control of the new converts, a power which never quailed, and which no pagan votary could gainsay. The life which God had so long searched for among the Jews was found among the early Christians.”
Stephen Nelson Haskell, The Story of Daniel the Prophet



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