The Book of all Books despite its antique origin is considered till contemporary times as one of the most important and ideal, both form and content, works of world literature.
The Bible as a compendium of universal truths and social behaviours provides for next generations a universal source of inspiration. Confirmation for the above-formulated thesis is the growing number of translations of the sacral text into different languages, renewing already existing printed translations, development of the Bible teaching or not-wearing off the emotional nature of disputes about biblical matters. Worth noticing is the fact that constant interest in biblical matters can be observed amongst the representatives of Judaism or Christianity, for whom the Holly Books provide the foundations of the practiced religion as well as representatives of other religions and agnostics. Knowledge of the sacred text decides not rarely about the part of commitment and participation in the socio-cultural life, it is also the key to understanding literature, fine arts, politics, psychology, etc. Not surprisingly, since the formation of the Bible, systematic and thorough reading of the sacred text, is acknowledged as an obligatory duty for the proper functioning of humans in the world.
The tradition of reading the Bible has existed for many centuries, both having individual and collective character, for many centuries it worked out an overwhelming numbers of interpretation strategies, served an adequate receipt of meanings included in the history of holy books. Incessant development, wealth and diversity of methods used in order to better understanding of the sacred text allows this tradition to give a name of art. Ars legendi is the art of reading as regards biblical texts, it must be assumed not only in the categories of one of the most primary commutative skills depended on creation of volume shaped word on a