FROM SCROLL TO SOUL: Mastering the Art of Bible Interpretation

This book guides the reader through the historical-grammatical method of interpretation, showing how to discover the meaning intended by the inspired writer through careful attention to wording, grammar, context, historical setting, literary form, and the harmony of Scripture as a whole. It explains why interpretation must begin with establishing the text, why every passage must be read in its immediate context, and why application must always arise from the meaning Jehovah caused to be written.

Written for serious Bible readers, teachers, students, apologists, pastors, elders, and all Christians who desire to understand God’s Word more faithfully, this volume addresses common interpretive errors such as isolating verses, misusing word studies, ignoring genre, confusing description with command, and allowing tradition or bias to override Scripture.

The goal is not merely to gain information about the Bible, but to move rightly from scroll to soul—from the written text of Scripture to the whole person shaped by truth. With clarity and conviction, this book calls readers back to careful listening, sound reasoning, and faithful obedience before Jehovah, whose Word remains the final authority for Christian belief and conduct.