For us to understand the Bible better, we must adopt a hermeneutical (Bible interpretation) approach that prioritises interpreting the Bible within its original ancient context. This means that we should aim to interpret the Bible through the historical and cultural lens of its original audiences. To achieve this, a careful examination of the contextual background, original languages, and the surrounding ancient Near Eastern and Greco-Roman cultures is required to gain a deeper understanding of how the biblical writers and their contemporaneous audiences would have interpreted the text. The Tallit, also known as the Jewish prayer shawl, is a traditional garment worn by men during prayer. It symbolises several things, including reverence, obedience, and a sense of covenantal identity. The Tallit is prominently featured in several biblical texts. Still, because many Christians are not familiar with the Tallit, they read over those passages without understanding the deeper “heartbeat” of the Biblical story. Let’s explore the meaning, symbolism, and purpose of the Tallit, as well as its usage within Jewish customs. This study will shed light on how this garment enriches our understanding of various biblical narratives and enhances our interpretation of Scripture in its original context.