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Would love to know which “allegorist,” let alone a modern proponent of covenant theology, takes this view of Nehemiah 3. It is made with much derision, but no footnotes!

Not bad, for the most part. Mostly fair, given the standard works on dispensationalism available to draw from. The most frustrating thing is I know I could present a better case for dispensationalism that would avoid the criticisms found herein.

Two stars may be too generous. Logical fallacy of appeal to emotion: “If that doesn’t make your stomach turn, you may need to prick yourself with a needle to see if you are alive.”

Throw in an obliteration of propitiation, failure to consider context when it comes to “the world,” and an absurd claim that unbelief, not sin, is what keeps us from eternal life, and this book contains significant error.

This book is well on its way to two stars. The author has significant holes in logic and reasoning. Some of the terminology he uses indicates a lack of understanding of key theological concepts (e.g., “Golden Rule of Interpretation” instead of “the analogy of faith”). Aside from questionable theology, the argumentation is lacking in significant ways.