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Review title: A beloved, but not scholarly, writer
Product review: Unger's commentary came highly recommended, but when I began reading it, I was pretty disappointed.For example, in the book, at the point of commentary for Job 38:2, Unger says that the word "my" is present in that verse, and that it should be read as God referring to his own counsel. That is wrong. "My" is not at all in the Hebrew.I could have let that go, since it is a common, but wrong, view.But then I saw Unger use the word "Jehovah" for God's sacred name, which is an error dating from the Reformation. The vowel signs are for the name "Adonai", signaling the scroll reader to speak "Adonai" in place of the sacred name for God. It was mistakenly translated as "Jehovah" when the vowels were mistakenly combined with those 4 consonants.Any beginning Hebrew student learns about this. So, I suggest that students wanting in-depth study in The Old Testment look elsewhere.
