The Bible and understanding the Scriptures The Bible is the word of God to His people. Christians are taught to read and study the Bible every day. A new person in the body of Christ would understand reading and studying just as one would read a normal book or study material. Christians are often not taught how to read and study, but internalize reading and studying as Bible memorization because most Christians can remember the word of God without a complete understanding of the Scriptures. When Christians are taught the history of the Bible and how the Bible should be interpreted, they will be able to understand the message God is giving them. Understanding the Bible has been written as a whole literary book that will reveal all the messages of the Bible. A Bible reader can understand the words of the Scriptures pertinently; once you understand the fundamentals of interpretation and the forms of different types of literature with a solid form of Bible translation available. Correct interpretation of the Bible is of utmost importance to understanding the Bible. When a person reads the Bible, he begins to internally interpret the Bible. Bible. Interpreting the Bible independently is not a problem, but allowing who we are as readers to obscure God's word can be a problem. It's like listening to a story without images and imagining the images in your head. The images in our head can be completely different from reality. Sometimes Christians get misinterpretations from pastoral leaders who defy the true meaning of the Bible to support unbiblical truths they teach. Christians must ask God for wisdom to understand the literary work of the Bible and discernment to accept a good interpretation or for timidity... half of the paper... with which they are equipped must start from a solid foundation. If people continue to foolishly teach Scripture, those interested in becoming Christians may not be persuaded to abide by inconsistent doctrine. The inconsistency has nothing to do with the word of God, but with the lack of effort and effort in understanding Scripture. Reading the epistles can be difficult for several reasons. I think the biggest problem is cultural relativity. Often human traditions, culture, and beliefs interfere with the Scriptures and cause confusion among all involved. The epistles were not written for the people of today's world. The writer and the reader could communicate with each other because they were in the same era. When reading the Bible the reader should be concerned with what is certain; it means understanding what Scripture says and not reading between the lines.