Every honest Bible reader encounters passages that are difficult to understand or apply. Some raise historical questions, others ethical concerns, and some seem to contradict other texts. Approaching these passages with humility, good interpretation methods, and scholarly resources helps us grapple honestly with Scripture.

When we find Scripture difficult, the problem may be our understanding, not Scripture itself. Context, genre, and historical background often dissolve apparent difficulties.

In this topic, you'll learn how to approach difficult texts with both intellectual honesty and faith.