Kant's name should have a place in the history of western hermeneutics and western biblical criticism. Through the unique interpretation of the Bible, Kant provides a third voice that beyond hermeneutics and advanced criticism, namely "Tugend Criticism". From this, we can see Kant's thoughts and ideas on classical interpretation: the uniqueness of standards (universalization), the tugend direction of interpretation, seeing the grammatical criticism, historical criticism and whole first, comparison between articles and put yourself in place as the basis of interpretation. From the perspective of the internal logic of critical philosophy, Kant's extensive and in-depth interpretation of the Bible and the general problems that touch on the classical interpretation are theoretically inevitable.