Mr. Johnson
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If not one person, then who collaborated all of these stories together?
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Who is the author of the Bible?
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How many times will you hear this and not believe it?
God is the author of the Bible. He inspired holy men of God down through the ages to record things we need to get us home safely.
So the Bible as we have it is actually a book on salvation through and through. It is spiritual and can only be read in this context.
God is the author of the Bible. He inspired holy men of God down through the ages to record things we need to get us home safely.
So the Bible as we have it is actually a book on salvation through and through. It is spiritual and can only be read in this context.
Old Timer Too
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The 66 various sections (books) of the Bible were written over a span of centuries by some 40 or so different people. The Bible was compiled by two different groups of people.
The Old Testament was compiled by a council of Jews, but the date is uncertain as to when it was first recognized as a set of scriptures. There are four main parts to the O.T. - The "Law" or "Torah" which comprises the first five books. The Histories, which are works like 1st and 2nd Kings and 1st and 2nd Chronicles. The Prophets, which are those works attributed to prophets like Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, and so on. And finally, the "writings" which are works of art and fiction and are included because they are read on Jewish feast days as part of the celebration or ceremony.
The New Testament was first proposed during the second century and finally accepted as "canon" (authorized) by the end of the third century (400 C.E.). It consists of the four Gospels, a brief history (the Acts of the Apostles), the letters of instruction from Paul and other early leaders to the "saints" (members of the church at that time), and finally, a work known as Revelation. Revelation is generally considered by scholars as not being the last book written, but was followed by the writing of the Gospel of John while he was in exile around 90 C.E.
The Old Testament was compiled by a council of Jews, but the date is uncertain as to when it was first recognized as a set of scriptures. There are four main parts to the O.T. - The "Law" or "Torah" which comprises the first five books. The Histories, which are works like 1st and 2nd Kings and 1st and 2nd Chronicles. The Prophets, which are those works attributed to prophets like Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, and so on. And finally, the "writings" which are works of art and fiction and are included because they are read on Jewish feast days as part of the celebration or ceremony.
The New Testament was first proposed during the second century and finally accepted as "canon" (authorized) by the end of the third century (400 C.E.). It consists of the four Gospels, a brief history (the Acts of the Apostles), the letters of instruction from Paul and other early leaders to the "saints" (members of the church at that time), and finally, a work known as Revelation. Revelation is generally considered by scholars as not being the last book written, but was followed by the writing of the Gospel of John while he was in exile around 90 C.E.
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snelly
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jovelectri01
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The bible was written by over 40 writers and through out a period of about 1600 years, and its one and only theme through out the entire book is the redemption of man.