Title: Clearly Based upon Mistranslations
Product review: This text claims to correct "mistranslations" such as Romans 10:4 ("the goal at which the Torah aims," rather than "the end of the law"). One need look no further than than the original Greek text, which clearly demonstrates that it is rightly translated as is found in orthodox (orthodox as in "right belief," not the Orthodox Church) translations. A first semester Greek student can easily recognize this.One should research this prior to purchasing this book, as this is a very simple method to prove that this text is written from a biased standpoint. This is curious, as the book itself claims to correct an "anti-Jewish theological bias" found in orthodox translations.If it is truth you seek, do a little research on your own. Do not take my word for it... this is a simple issue to debunk. The truth is obvious here, and if one tries to find it, one will find it within five minutes of simple research.
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