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Daniel: The Prophet and the Prophecies A Pentecostal Commentary
About the author
Eugene Dominguez was born in Tulsa, Oklahoma and raised mostly in California. His great grandfather, Gregorio Dominguez, was a Jesus name pioneer in Southern California and Mexico from the Azusa Street era.
Brother Dominguez has a B.A. from Christian Service Training Institute (CSTIsandiego.com) of San Diego, California and is matriculated with Northwestern Seminary for his Masters in Apologetics. He has traveled and ministered in five continents and is the founding pastor of the Church of Miracles in San Diego, California; former Vice Director of the Instituto Bíblico Pentecostal (IBPsandiego.com) of San Diego (now CSTI Spanish). He and his wife are now missionaries in Latin America. He has written more than sixty books.
“I wholeheartedly recommend this book to anyone eager to deepen their understanding of biblical prophecy and its relevance today. Thank you, Missionary Eugene Dominguez, for your significant contribution! Your work encourages all of us to dig deeper into our faith and the prophetic scriptures.”
Rev. Ricardo Garza, M.A.
Commander, U.S. Navy Retired
Pastor of Esperanza Viva/Living Hope Church
Washington D.C.
“aspects of the Book… historical, linguistic, archaeological, theological, prophetic, and applicational. With a wide breadth of knowledge… from decades of study and scholarship… deals with various seeming difficulties in the Book with consideration, humility, and tremendous adherence to the Text… I know of no finer book on Daniel…”
Rev. Steve Waldron, Th.D..
Pastor of New Life of Albany GA.
Host of Biblical Archaeology Today with Steve Waldron
Managing Editor of the Premier Bible
“I have been blessed by your book. I was very impressed by your book. God bless you.”
Rev. Daniel Smelser
Pastor of Life Challenge Church
Odessa, Texas
This book is the fruit of teaching many years in many Bible Institutes in the Americas. This commentary is important for students and teachers of the Times of the Gentiles and apocalyptic themes from a Pentecostal and Premillennial perspective.
Eugene Dominguez was born in Tulsa, Oklahoma and raised mostly in California. His great grandfather, Gregorio Dominguez, was a Jesus name pioneer in Southern California and Mexico from the Azusa Street era.
Brother Dominguez has a B.A. from Christian Service Training Institute (CSTIsandiego.com) of San Diego, California and is matriculated with Northwestern Seminary for his Masters in Apologetics. He has traveled and ministered in five continents and is the founding pastor of the Church of Miracles in San Diego, California; former Vice Director of the Instituto Bíblico Pentecostal (IBPsandiego.com) of San Diego (now CSTI Spanish). He and his wife are now missionaries in Latin America. He has written more than sixty books.
“I wholeheartedly recommend this book to anyone eager to deepen their understanding of biblical prophecy and its relevance today. Thank you, Missionary Eugene Dominguez, for your significant contribution! Your work encourages all of us to dig deeper into our faith and the prophetic scriptures.”
Rev. Ricardo Garza, M.A.
Commander, U.S. Navy Retired
Pastor of Esperanza Viva/Living Hope Church
Washington D.C.
“aspects of the Book… historical, linguistic, archaeological, theological, prophetic, and applicational. With a wide breadth of knowledge… from decades of study and scholarship… deals with various seeming difficulties in the Book with consideration, humility, and tremendous adherence to the Text… I know of no finer book on Daniel…”
Rev. Steve Waldron, Th.D..
Pastor of New Life of Albany GA.
Host of Biblical Archaeology Today with Steve Waldron
Managing Editor of the Premier Bible
“I have been blessed by your book. I was very impressed by your book. God bless you.”
Rev. Daniel Smelser
Pastor of Life Challenge Church
Odessa, Texas
This book is the fruit of teaching many years in many Bible Institutes in the Americas. This commentary is important for students and teachers of the Times of the Gentiles and apocalyptic themes from a Pentecostal and Premillennial perspective.
430 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 14, 2025
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