Biblical research involves the study of the Bible, its texts, historical context, and interpretations. Scholars analyze various manuscripts, translations, and archaeological findings to understand the origins and meanings of biblical passages. This research helps clarify the cultural and historical background of the Old Testament and New Testament. Researchers often focus on different aspects, such as theological themes, literary styles, and the historical figures mentioned, like Jesus or Moses. By examining these elements, biblical research aims to provide insights into the beliefs and practices of ancient communities and their relevance to contemporary faith and ethics.