Interpretation of the books of the prophets Daniel, Hosea, Joel

This publication presents: 1) book of commentaries on the prophet Daniel (14 chapters, 407). Blzh. Jerome of Stridon became the first Latin commentator on the Book of the Prophet Daniel. In the preface, he defends the historical character of the personality of the prophet and the prophetic character of his book from the attacks of the Neoplatonist Porphyry. Blzh. Jerome provides an interpretation of passages that are difficult to understand (the prophecy of the 70 weeks, the coming of the Antichrist, etc.); 2) three books of commentaries on the prophet Hosea to Pammachius (14 chapters, 406). The commentary provides a translation - from Hebrew and Greek (Septuagint) (except for those places where the text is completely identical). In this work, blzh. Jerome used the interpretations of Didymus the Blind, written at his request; 3) a book of interpretations on the prophet Joel (3 chapters, 406). The commentaries provide a double translation - from Hebrew and from Greek (Septuagint) (except for those places where the text is completely identical). *The title of the work in Latin is Commentarius in Danielem, Osee, Joelem prophetam. Contents One book of commentaries on the prophet Daniel Chapter I Chapter II Chapter III Chapter IV Chapter V Chapter VI Chapter VII Chapter VIII Chapter IX Chapter X Chapter XI Chapter XII Chapter XIII Chapter XIV Three books of commentaries on the prophet Hosea to Pammachius. Prologue Book One Chapter I Chapter II Chapter III Chapter IV Chapter V Book Two Chapter V Chapter VI Chapter VII Chapter VIII Chapter IX Chapter X Book Three Chapter X Chapter XI Chapter XII Chapter XIII Chapter XIV One book of commentaries on the prophet Joel To Pammachius Chapter I Chapter II Chapter III You might be interested in: