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Title: exegetical fallacies galore
Review: It's funny that a book that stresses how many others commit exegetical fallacies, should have so many itself. Almost every word study in the book is a great example of what not to do when doing a word study. Olson's knowledge of Greek is quite limited, yet one who reads it without this knowledge could be easily decieved. As is evident by the mostly good reviews.One of the most obvious mistakes was to say that the Hebrew word "nacham" never means repent! One only needs to use a Strong's concordance to see this is not so.While I myself am an Arminian, I don't recommend this book at all. Forlines - "The Quest for Truth" is much better, as well as Arminius and Richard Watson. Prbably the best chapters in Olson's book are 6 and 7. I recommend finding it in a library somewhere, and reading 6 and 7, and then puttin it back never to be read again.
