The Bible is the general name for the sacred books of Judaism and especially for Christianity. The word is derived from the Greek language within which βιβλία (biblia) means the "books" as the majority of βιβλος (biblos). This is because the Bible is a collection of various scriptures that could be held for some 1,000 years.
So the Bible is different from other books because it was written by different people who were neither together nor written at the same time, but all books have been collected and created in one Bible book. It is popular with the Jews and Christians that "the Bible is a book written by men by the power of God".
Choose the audio book:
Old Testament
THE NEW COVENANT
So the Bible is different from other books because it was written by different people who were neither together nor written at the same time, but all books have been collected and created in one Bible book. It is popular with the Jews and Christians that "the Bible is a book written by men by the power of God".
Choose the audio book:
Old Testament
THE NEW COVENANT
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