Comparing Scripture with Scripture reveals biblical harmony while preserving context, authorial meaning, genre, and the full witness of God’s Word.
Comparing Scripture with Scripture: The Principle of Harmony
How to Interpret the Bible To Find What the Bible Authors Meant by the Words That They Used
How to recover the Bible authors’ intended meaning through context, grammar, history, genre, lexical study, and the historical-grammatical method.
Connecting Individual Passages with the Whole of Scripture
Learn how to interpret each Bible passage in its context and connect it faithfully with the whole inspired Word of God.
Reconstructing the Historical and Cultural Setting
Learn how historical and cultural setting guards sound Bible interpretation and strengthens faithful application.
From Scroll to Soul: Mastering the Art of Bible Interpretation
Approach Scripture with reverence, context, grammatical care, historical awareness, and a disciplined commitment to understand and obey its meaning.
Podcast Episode: Answering Supposed Biblical “Contradictions”
A conservative biblical answer showing how context, harmonization, chronology, and inspiration resolve alleged Bible contradictions.
How Can Cross-References Be Used Without Forcing Unrelated Texts Together?
Responsible cross-references clarify context, doctrine, and historical connections without imposing meanings the biblical writers never intended.
Why Does Context Govern the Meaning of Every Biblical Passage?
Context governs meaning because Jehovah gave Scripture in sentences, books, history, genre, and one unified canon.
Shamshi-Adad V (824-811 B.C.): His Reign and Biblical Context
Explore the reign of Shamshi-Adad V (824-811 B.C.) and its biblical context. Understand how this Assyrian king's rule intersects with Old Testament history and its significance for biblical studies.
Amenhotep III (1391–1353 BC) The Name Jehovah in an Egyptian Temple
Explore the era of Amenhotep III, the ninth Pharaoh of Egypt's Eighteenth Dynasty. Dive into his reign and connections within a Biblical perspective.
