Based on philological and philosophical disciplines, the author conducts a detailed and creative study of biblical hermeneutics, the purpose of which he aims to revive and expand the concept of autocentric interpretation. This work contains a strong antidote to the fundamental premises of modern biblical criticism and offers a constructive alternative that brings to the fore the concept of the authority of Scripture and opens up new methods of exegetics that pay tribute to both the literal meaning of the text and its meaning for a particular reader.