Accurate interpretation must lead to faithful obedience, preserving Scripture’s meaning while applying its truth to life.
Moving From Accurate Interpretation to Faithful Application
Guarding Against Bias, Tradition, and Interpretive Error
Learn how to guard Bible interpretation against bias, tradition, and error through context, grammar, doctrine, and obedience.
Distinguishing Description, Command, Principle, and Promise
Learn how to distinguish Bible description, command, principle, and promise for faithful interpretation and application.
Identifying Figures of Speech Without Abandoning Literal Meaning
Learn how to identify biblical figures of speech while preserving the literal meaning intended by the inspired author.
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.
What Is Biblical Literalism, and What Does Literal Interpretation Really Mean?
Biblical literalism means reading Scripture by grammar, context, genre, and authorial intent so God’s Word governs meaning and doctrine.
How Can I Know Whether a Passage Should Be Read Literally or Figuratively?
Learn how to tell when Scripture is literal or figurative by following context, genre, grammar, and Scripture’s own explanations.
How to Interpret the Bible According to Authorial Meaning
Authorial-meaning interpretation submits to the inspired writer’s words, context, and purpose, rejecting subjective readings and speculative approaches.
Keys to Understanding the Bible
Sound interpretation submits to Jehovah’s inspired Word, using the historical-grammatical method to uncover the single meaning He gave through each biblical author.
Introduction to Biblical Interpretation
Only the historical-grammatical method submits to Scripture’s God-breathed words; the historical-critical method dethrones authority and breeds unbelief.
