in 12:32.18 Such hermeneutical advice as this creates further turbulence on the sea of uncertainty. Among recent books on hermeneutics, Osborne’s volume is not alone in fostering uncertainty. The work Introduction to Biblical Interpretation by Klein, Blomberg, and Hubbard offers the same advice as Osborne. In their chapter on “The Goals of Interpretation,” they entitle one section “An author may intend a text to convey multiple meanings or levels of meaning.”19 They