The book "Interpreters of Genesis and Interpreters of Nature" is the fourth essay work in "Science and Jewish Tradition" by Thomas Henry Huxley. In this work, he explores the relationship between ancient Jewish scriptural interpreters and natural scientists. The author compares the views of religious interpreters of the Bible with scientific discoveries and interpretations of nature. In this essay, the author highlights how religion and science can coexist and interact with each other. He examines the question of natural philosophy and its influence on religious ideas, and also examines the difference in the methods of interpretation of texts: religious texts and texts of natural science. In this book, Thomas Henry Huxley offers the reader a deep and different from classical religious or scientific works on the issue of commonality and difference between religion and science. The work "Interpreters of Being and Interpreters of Nature" is an interesting document for everyone who is interested in the interaction of religious and scientific approaches to understanding the world.