The Handwriting on the Wall: A Commentary on the Book of Daniel
James B. Jordan is a theologian and author, and considered by many to be the very best Bible teacher on the planet and is one of the most studied interpreters of the Bible today. He is director of the Niceville, FL, based Biblical Horizons, a think-tank dealing with Biblical liturgy, commentary and theology. Jordan receive his B.A. from University of Georgia in Comparative Literature, and attended Reformed Theological Seminary in Jackson, MS, before earning a M.A. and Th.M. from Westminster Theological Seminary in PA. After his 1982 ordination in the Association of Reformed Churches, he served alongside Ray Sutton as associate pastor of Westminster Presbyterian Church in Tyler, TX, where he was also Director of Geneva Ministries and Geneva Divinity School. In 1993, Jordan received a D.Litt. from the Central School of Religion for his dissertation on the dietary laws of Moses. Since 2000, Jordan serves in Russia as head of the Department of Biblical Studies at Biblical Theological Seminary in St. Petersburg, where he teaches Old Testament and Eschatology.