From 1985 to 1991 Historicism offered 98 papers and six supplements. For the first six years it placed special emphasis on Dan 11. In 1991 it carried a number of papers on the book of Hebrews. And of course, wherever one discusses Daniel, Revelation must be discussed in parallel with it.

Ninety-three of the ninety-eight papers, and five of the supplements, that appeared in Historicism were written by Frank Hardy, so in this case "us" is me, if that makes good English. By occupation I am a computer programmer for the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists (1996 to present). In this capacity I write databases.

In terms of academic background, I have a B.A. (Union College, 1969) in theology, with minors in Greek, music, and history; a Ph.D. in linguistics (University of New Mexico, 1979) with research on the grammatical category of aspect in Navajo;<1> and an M.A. in Old Testament (Andrews University, 1983) with research on Dan 11.<2>

<1> "Navajo Aspectual Verb Stem Variation" (Ph.D. dissertation, University of New Mexico, 1979). See Dissertation Abstracts International 40 [February 1981]:4572-A; JDK80-03087.

<2> "An Historicist Perspective on Daniel 11" (M.A. thesis, Andrews University, 1983). See Masters Abstracts 22 [March 1984]:83; MA1321021.