Recommended Commentaries on Daniel

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Dr. Duguid’s commentary from the Reformed Expository Commentaries was a real encouragement for me, and also made teaching Daniel less intimidating. It was still intimidating, but less .
 
The following are pretty solid. If you know any Latin, Oecolampadius. Calvin has some solid insights as well.

Albert Barnes, Notes on the Book of Daniel.

Johann Peter Lange.


If you want to get into the criticism of the book and scholarly responses to higher criticism, Hengstenberg and Wilson are good.

Robert Dick Wilson, Studies in the Book of Daniel, vol. 1; vol. 2.

Ernst Wilhelm Hengstenberg, Dissertations on the Genuineness of Daniel and the Integrity of Zechariah.

Charles, thank you! I've heard somewhere that Wilson was somewhat of savant when it came to languages. A quick Wikipedia search indicates that he had learned 45 of them. I'm glad he was on "our" side.
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Dr. Duguid’s commentary from the Reformed Expository Commentaries was a real encouragement for me, and also made teaching Daniel less intimidating. It was still intimidating, but less .

If this is the one Crossway sells, I was planning on getting that specific volume (ebook) before their sale ends this week.
 
If this is the one Crossway sells, I was planning on getting that specific volume (ebook) before their sale ends this week.

Crossway sells the ESV Expository Commentary which Dr. Duguid is the series editor. Volume 7 is Daniel - Malachi and the author of the Daniel commentary there is Mitchell L. Chase.

The Reformed Expository Commentary series edition of Daniel by Dr. Duguid is here:

 
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