The Bible is the subject of countless head-scratching mysteries. For centuries, religious and secular scholars alike have tried to uncover who wrote the holy text — and when it was written.

For example, Martin Luther’s Bible (1534) lists the Old Testament contents according to the 24 books of the Hebrew Bible but preserves an order of History, Poetry, and Prophecy.

The Enduring Word Museum, a traveling exhibit about the history of written communication and the Bible’s publication, from its early iterations in Latin to English-language versions and beyond ...

Israel History of biblical aspects and perspectives of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict At the heart of the Israeli-Palestinian dispute lies a land of religious and historical significance ...

Through a study of all extant and accessible canon lists in Syriac, as well as discourserelated to the biblical canon by important Syriac figures such as Jacob of Edessa, John BarPenkaye, Isho‘dad ...

None of this is consistent with the notion that it is easy to determine a biblical book (i.e., an inspired book) simply by reading it. Believers in the early Church (such as St. Athanasius or St ...

‘A History of the Bible’ Review: Scripture Under Scrutiny Many scholars seek a middle path between reverencing the Bible and dismissing it as a pack of delusions. If only it were that easy.