See how higher criticism can predetermine its findings and how historical-grammatical interpretation keeps Scripture’s meaning in view.
Refuting Higher Criticism and Defending Scripture
The Critical Methodology of Interpretation
Historical-grammatical interpretation distinguishes a text’s wording, literary claims, historical reliability, and doctrinal meaning.
Understanding Difficult Bible Passages in Their Context
Understand difficult passages by tracing arguments, identifying speakers, comparing related texts, and respecting the limits of the evidence.
Determining What to Believe Amid Conflicting Religious Teachings
Learn to evaluate conflicting religious teachings through Scripture, careful interpretation, and accountable Christian discernment.
Developing Sound Understanding Through Careful Scripture Study
Careful Scripture study discovers the inspired writer’s meaning and applies it through context, sound reasoning, and faithful obedience.
From Scriptural Tribe to Mystical Force: A Critical Look at the Talmud’s Amalek
A biblical examination of Amalek, gematria, Germamya, and the authority claimed for later rabbinic interpretations.
Reading Scripture Carefully Enough to Understand and Apply It
Careful Bible reading respects context, grammar, historical circumstances, and the conduct required by the inspired text.
Rejecting False Teaching and Holding to Biblical Truth
Biblical discernment requires accurate interpretation, resistance to false authority, and a firm commitment to the truth revealed in Scripture.
Why Careful Bible Study Is Worth the Effort
Careful Bible study rewards believers with clearer understanding, trained discernment, correction, and greater ability to help others.
The Faithfulness of the Few: How Uncompromising Christians Have Defended Biblical Truth
When majorities compromise, faithful Christians remain anchored to Jehovah’s inspired Word, defending biblical truth with courage, knowledge, and obedience.
