E. J. S. C. can send a copy of what he deems suitable, though of course subject to the Editor's judgment.
M. will find a discussion of the force of χειροτονέω, and especially in reference to Acts 14, in “Six Lectures on the Church of God” (Broom), pp. 216-221. The real meaning is that Paul and Barnabas chose elders for the disciples in each assembly. Acts 10:4141Not to all the people, but unto witnesses chosen before of God, even to us, who did eat and drink with him after he rose from the dead. (Acts 10:41) proves the absurdity of pressing the etymological force of x.
J. S. (Swindon) might find help in “Notes on Daniel” (Morrish), especially pp. 195-204. The north is Syria, and the south is Egypt, whoever may hold these territories in that day. “The king,” or “man of sin,” is distinct from both.