Biblical exegesis is the critical interpretation and analysis of the Bible. It involves examining the text to understand its meaning, context, and significance. Scholars use various methods, including historical, literary, and theological approaches, to uncover the intended message of the scriptures. The goal of exegesis is to clarify what the original authors meant and how their messages apply to contemporary readers. This process often considers the cultural and historical background of the Old Testament and New Testament, as well as the original languages, such as Hebrew and Greek, to provide a deeper understanding of the texts.