Since childhood, there has been a particular inclination and love for the Holy Scripture, with a deep engagement in its sacred meanings. From studying God's word, the desire was born to pursue the Science of Theology and to preach the word that proclaims divine grace, offering edification and heritage among all the saints. While studying the Holy Scripture, many obscure passages are found, which often do not receive satisfactory explanations from interpreters. Many words are obscure because they refer to spiritual and mysterious matters. The New and Old Testament, although Greek in form, are essentially considered Hebrew, resulting in many meanings being overlooked in interpretation.

The word "peace," for example, means "peace, tranquility, calmness, serenity" to the Greeks, while for the Hebrews it has many other meanings, such as "good," "blessing," "healing, health," "wealth," "strength," "joy," etc. Small words like "for," "therefore," "that" have meanings that are often omitted, leading to inaccurate interpretations. As a result, new interpretations of the difficult passages of Scripture are summarized in three volumes titled "Interpretation of Difficult Passages of Scripture," demonstrating the unveiling of the significance of these passages with serious and strong arguments.