The Septuagint Fallacy: An Indictment of Modern Criticism

This book presents a critique of modern biblical criticism, particularly with regards to the Septuagint translation of the Bible. Phillips argues that the reliance on this translation has led to flawed interpretations and misunderstandings of the original texts. He offers a compelling examination of the flaws in modern biblical scholarship and provides a strong case for a return to the use of Hebrew and Greek texts.

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