Since their first appearance, biblical interpretations from Jewish sources have been a milestone in the study of Old Testament texts—whether in personal Bible reading, sermon preparation, or scholarly exegesis. Roland Gradwohl's precise and empathetic interpretation of all the biblical texts of the Old Testament, as designated by the Protestant churches for preaching, remains unparalleled. Following the rules of rabbinic exegesis, Gradwohl engages in a dialogue with the Bible and the extraordinarily rich Jewish tradition, as expressed in the Mishnah and Talmud, in Midrash, and by biblical scholars of the Middle Ages, modern times, and the contemporary era. The aim of his interpretation is not to uncover the "one true meaning" of a biblical text. Rather, it is about allowing the many voices of those who have engaged with the text to be heard.