참고 1. Porteous, Daniel, p. 134.
2. Gerhard F. Hasel,
“The Seventy Weeks of Daniel 9:24—27,” Ministry, May 1976. insert. Hasel claims to know only two commentators who have suggested any other interpretation.
3. Jacques Doukhan,
“The Seventy Weeks of Daniel 9: An Exegetical Study.” Andrews University Seminary Studies 17(1979): 1~22.
4.
Ibid. This article provides an excellent analysis of the literary structure of Daniel 9:24~27.
5. Hippolytus,
Commentary on Daniel, frag. 2.39, 40; ANF, 5:184.
6. Harold W. Hoehner,
Chronological Aspects of the Life of Christ (Grand Rapids, Mich.: Zondervan Publishing House, 1975), pp. 95~98.
7. G. B. Carid,
“Chronology of the N. T., The,” The Interpreter's Dictionary of the Bible.
8. Martin Hengel,
Crucifixion in the Ancient World, and the Folly of the Message of the Cross (Philadelphia: Fortress Press, 1977); H. Haas,
“Anthropological Observations on the Skeletal Remains from Giv'at ha' Mivtar,” Israel Exploration Journal 20(1970):38, 39;Anthony F. Sava, M. D.,
“The Wounds of Christ,” The Catholic Biblical Quarterly 16(1954) :438—443.
9. Young,
Daniel, p. 209.
10· See, e.g., W. R. Thompson,
“Chronology of the New Testament,” The Zondervan Pictorial Encyclopedia of the Bible, which recommends A.D. 33 or 34 for the conversion of Paul, and
The Westminster Dictionary of the Bible, rev. ed., art,
“PauL” which suggests A.D. 35. The stoning of Stephen occurred at some point prior to Paul's conversion.
11. See Froom,
Prophetic Faith, 2:196.
12· See
ibid., 1:750
13. Corrie ten Boom with John and Elizabeth Sherrill,
The Hiding Place (Washington Depot, Conn.: Chosen Books, 1971), chap. 15.
14. A. T. Olmstead,
History of the Persian Empire (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1948), p. 344.
15.
Ibid., pp. 308, 312.
16. For a survey of the work of the Masoretes(sometimes spelled,
“Massoretes”) See F. F. Bruce, The Books and the Parchments, 3d rev. ed.(London: Pickering & Inglis, 1963). pp. 40~42, 117~124.
17. These examples are fron Desmond Ford,
Daniel (Nashville, Tenn.: Southern Publishing Association, 1978), p. 229.
18. See, e.g., Caird,
“Chronology.” Roger Rusk,
“The Day He Died,” Christianity Today, March 1974, pp. 720~722, appeals to astronomy for a Thursday full moon in A.D. 30.
19. Hermen H· Goldstine,
New and Full Moons, 1001 BC to Α.D. 1651 (Philadelphia: American Philosophical Society, 1973).
20· Siegfried H. Horn and Lynn H. Wood,
The Chronology of Ezra 7, rev. ed.(Washington, D.C.: Review and Herald Publishing Association), 1970, pp·47n, 83, 119, 156.
21. Achilles Tatianus,
“Isagogue,” Uranologion, 141, in Grace Amadon,
“Ancient Jewish Calendation,” Journal of Biblical Literature 61(1942):260.(The Amadon article must be read with care, as it combines commendable research with some insupportable speculation.)
22. Joannes Hevelius,
Selenographia (Gedani, 1647), p. 274, in Amadon,
“Ancient Jewish Calendation,” p. 260.
23. In William Hales,
New Analysis of Chronology (London, 1830), 1:67.
24. The evidence is summarized briefly in Earle Hilgert,
“The Jubilees Calendar and the of Sunday Observance,” Andrews University Seminary Studies 1(1963):44~51.
25. D. H. Sadler to Francis D. Nichol, January 24, 1956, in
Seventh-day Adventist Bible Commentary, ed. Francis D. Nichol, 7 vols.(Washington, D.C.: Review and Herald Publishing Association, 1953~1957), 5:263.
26. 0. Neugebauer to Francis D. Nichol, January 19, 1956, in
Seventh-day Adventist Bible Commentary, ed. Francis D. Nichol, 7 vols.(Washington, D.C.: Review and Herald Publishing Association, 1953~1957), 5:263, 264.
27. G. M. Clemence to Francis D. Nichol, January 24, 1956, in
Seventh-day Adventist Bible Commentary, ed. Francis D. Nichol, 7 vols.(Washington, D.C.: Review and Herald Publishing Association, 1953~1957), 5:262. Emphasis supplied.