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by Mark T. Clark (Author), Hugh Ross (Foreword by)
Daniel lived an exemplary life of faith during historic political events. He excelled at his job in exile while committing himself to God's kingdom purposes for his day. Because he did, he models how people may live exemplary lives of faith by committing themselves to God's kingdom purposes for their day, even in these troubled political times. In this book, Clark reveals the nuances of Daniel's wisdom while living in exile. He evaluates how Daniel appealed to increasingly higher political and celestial authorities throughout his time in office in two different empires, the Babylonian and Persian. Daniel's righteous living and wisdom in these five appeals reveal why he was considered ""highly esteemed"" in the kingdom of heaven. In the final chapter, Clark uses intelligence analysis methods to demonstrate the reliability of the authorship of the book of Daniel.
Author Biography
Mark T. Clark, Ph.D., is an Emeritus Professor of Political Science and National Security Studies at California State University, San Bernardino. He authored several dozen academic articles on national security and intelligence and also received several large grants from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, the National Science Foundation, and the Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity. He is active in his home church, Foothill Church, Glendora. Clark served in the U.S. Marine Corps, 1973-1977. He and his wife, Mara, live in La Verne, CA and Durango, CO.
