Chapters 25; 27-29; 30, 31

(Daniel 9:1^L.) Records Studied by Daniel—A copy of the letters sent by Jeremiah to the Hebrew captives in Babylon, and of the letters sent by the false prophets to these captives and to the authorities of Jerusalem, together with a story of the controversy between the true and the false, is found in the twenty-seventh to the twenty-ninth chapters^L of Jeremiah.

It was immediately after this interchange of letters between Jeremiah and the elders of the Israelites in captivity, that the prophet was instructed to write in a book all that had been revealed to him regarding the restoration of Israel. This is recorded in the thirtieth and the thirty-first chapters of Jeremiah^L.

These, with the prophecies of the twenty-fifth chapter^L, are the letters and the records that Daniel the prophet, during “the first year of the reign of Darius the Mede,” Daniel 9:1^L. prayerfully studied, three-score years and more after they were written (The Review and Herald, March 21, 1907).