Traditional theology gives us a rich tradition of interpretation of biblical events. But its weakness is its cause-and-effect relationships, which are practically not analyzed and therefore remain a mystery. The strangeness of the Sacred History becomes visible when we stop perceiving the Bible as a story, as a given, and begin to look at the events presented in it critically, studying its plot in such a way that It's like we're reading a detective novel. Who is the culprit of the crime? How did the characters act? What could make them do this and not otherwise? Correctly posed questions allow us to create a consistent version of what happened.