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Is The Bible mentioned in The Bible?

The Bible was written in hebrew and greek words. Bible is a greek word meaning book. The Bible is a collection of 66 books that teach us the Word of God.
 

Coder

Active Member
In other words, you have no evidence. Nice chat ...
This thread is about references to the Bible in the Bible itself. The post about the Jewish Bible, correctly was restricted only to evidence from within the Jewish Bible itself. There is extra-Biblical evidence about the history of the Jewish Bible.
 
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Jayhawker Soule

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Premium Member
This thread is about references to the Bible in the Bible itself. The post about the Jewish Bible, correctly was restricted only to evidence from within the Jewish Bible itself. There is extra-Biblical evidence about the history of the Jewish Bible.

^ irrelevant nonsense
 

Kenny

Face to face with my Father
Premium Member
I don't know but would be somewhat interested to find out
The word “Bible” is simply a human term to refer to a collection of books and/or letters beginning with the book “Genesis” and ending with what we call “The book of the revelation to John”.
 

Jayhawker Soule

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Premium Member
Hi, the use of the laws of Moses is shown in the Jewish Bible itself (Nehemiah). "Accepted by whom?" The Jewish people in Jerusalem. They knelt, then made booths as described in the law, and had a feast for seven days.

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