Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Heavily colored by higher criticism

Most of the time I love C. S. Lewis. Even when I disagree with him he provides food for thought. However, I was cringing through most of this book. Lewis did not hold an especially "high" view of Scripture, and his belief in dynamic inspiration (the Bible contains divine truth, but is by no means free of human errors) is very much on display in this book. He also accepts ideas derived from higher criticism in how he describes the development of the Jewish religion, the mechanics of typeology in the messianic Psalms, etc.The chapter on praise was excellent and though-provoking, but that and the introduction were the only parts of the book that I found to be worth reading. The assumption of an error-prone Bible and quasi-pagan Jewish religious development heavily color the exposition in most other parts of the book. If you believe the whole Bible to be equally the Word of God, this book probably isn't worth your time or money.