Daniel Reveals the Future

Daniel Reveals the Future is Robert J. Wieland’s practical guide to the book of Daniel, worked through chapter by chapter and verse by verse. It covers the prophecies of successive world empires, their fulfilment in recorded history, and the coming kingdom of God that the book points toward.

What’s inside Daniel Reveals the Future

Wieland’s method is to read the book in order rather than jump to the famous chapters. The narrative sections — the lions’ den, the fiery furnace, the writing on the wall — are treated as seriously as the prophetic visions, because in Daniel they are the same story.

The prophetic material follows the historicist reading, with archaeological and historical evidence brought in where it supports the text. It pairs with his companion study of Revelation.

• The meaning of Daniel’s visions and dreams
• How the prophecies predicted world history
• The rise and fall of empires from Babylon onward
• Daniel’s stories of faith under pressure
• The coming kingdom of God
• Verse by verse, for church members

Who this book is for

For church members and study groups working through Daniel properly, and for anyone who read The Next Superpower and wants the rest of the book. It is a study rather than an introduction.

Read it before Revelation of Things to Come — the two books assume each other.

About the author and publisher

Robert J. Wieland was a pastor, missionary and author whose prophetic studies are written for church members rather than scholars. Published by The Stanborough Press.

Daniel Reveals the Future sits in our Prophecy & Last Days range with its companion Revelation of Things to Come. The short introduction is The Next Superpower, and the 2027 Mission Diary works through Daniel month by month across the year.

Questions about this book

Is this an introduction or a study?

A study. For an introduction to Daniel 2, The Next Superpower is the entry point.

Does it cover the whole book?

Yes, chapter by chapter and verse by verse.

Is it Adventist?

Yes. It follows the historicist interpretation of prophecy.

Should I read this before Revelation?

Yes. Daniel and Revelation were written to be read together, and Wieland’s Revelation study assumes this one.

Is it suitable for a study group?

Yes. It is widely used that way.