In conclusion, despite the problems discussed above, this is a significant volume, the best I have seen of the general anti-Christian Zionist perspective currently available. I would recommend it, but with a caveat: Expect a compact, attractively-packaged, impassioned presentation of Burge's "Jesus replaces the land promises to Israel" theology, but not a measured objective treatment. In saying that, however, I am concerned as to whether many students or laypersons who have not carefully studied the biblical covenants and had an extensive exegetical exposure to broader biblical prophecy will have the discernment to track Burge's hermeneutical/expositional sleight-of-hand ("now you see it, now you do not") and selectivity in regard to what scriptural passages he chose to treat (or omit).