Official Conference Papers
Lead presenters have prepared specific papers to provide you with the opportunity to review their material before they make their presentations. Please take the time to read and prayerfully consider the viewpoints.
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Context Summary Regarding a Shift From Literal to Spiritual in Daniel 11.
Frank W. Hardy, PhD |
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The King of the South in Daniel 11:40-45
Frank W. Hardy, PhD |
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SUMMARY: The King of the South in Daniel 11:40-45
Frank W. Hardy, PhD |
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A Literal View of the King of the South: Avoiding Phantomized Interpretations
John C. Witcombe |
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A Literal View of the King of the South: Avoiding Phantomized Interpretations - SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIAL
John C. Witcombe |
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Ellen G. White Comments on Daniel 11
John C. Witcombe |
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Identifying the King of the South through a Natural Reading of Daniel 11
Ken LeBrun |
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Religious-Political Papacy and Islamic Power in Daniel 11
Roy E. Gane |
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The King of the South and the King of the North in Daniel 11-12
Edwin de Kock |
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Daniel 11 and E. G. White
Norman L. McNulty, M.D. |
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A Consistent View of the Southern King in Daniel 11:23-45
Tim Hayden |
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The Identity of the King of the South in Daniel 11:40
Pastor Marcus Alden Swearingen Bates |
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Monograph on Daniel 11:40
James Henderson, Esq. |
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Henderson Supplementary #1: Daniel 11 and Luke 21 1798 Axis
James Henderson, Esq. |
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Henderson Supplementary #2: Matthew 24 and Luke 21
James Henderson, Esq. |
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Henderson Supplementary #3: Paganism, Masonry, Ruler of Nations
James Henderson, Esq. |
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Henderson Supplementary #4: Daniel 11, 12 from John 7, 8, 18
James Henderson, Esq. |
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Hermeneutical Horses
Kim Kjaer |
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Kjaer Supplementary: Hermeneutical Horses Interpretive Rules
Kim Kjaer |
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The Use and Abuse of Prophecy
Edwin de Kock |
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Abstract: Daniel 11:2 to 12:3 Hermeneutical Issues and Path to Consensus
Tim Roosenberg |
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Identities and Roles of the Kings of the North and South in Daniel 11:40
Dr. James Z. Said |
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Tidings from the East and the North
Pat Milligan |
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The Referent of "The King of the South" and "The King of the North" in Daniel 11:40: A Text-Linguistics Approach
Samuel Núñez, Th.D. |
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The King of the North Planted in Jerusalem: Study of Daniel 11:40-45
Karla K. Wagner |
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Were's Assumptions and the Truth
Jesse Ravencroft |
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Daniel 11:23-39 — The Connection Between Ancient and Modern Israel: A Hermeneutical Key
Edward I. Nelson II |
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Identification of the Kings of South & North in Relation to Biblical Hebrew, Old Testament Allusions, Parallels in Revelation, & Daniel 8 to 12:12
Scott Burgess |
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