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Comparing The Bible And Inthis Of The Bible
The Bible is the Christian scriptures, consisting of 66 books of the old and new testaments. It is also the Jewish scriptures, consisting of the Torah or law, the prophets, and the Hagiographa or writings. Inthis essay I will answer commonly asked question about the bible, when the first version of the King James Bible written.

For a very long time Jews and Christians widely believed that Moses wrote the first five books of the bible. There was lots of speculation about this fact, because it is obvious that Moses could not have written Deuteronomy 34:5-10, which talks about his death. According to Larry Jimenez, "the books contain anachronisms that Moses could not have written. Genesis 36, for example, lists Edomite kings who lived long

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