by Jez is recovering on March 6th, 2008

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How long after the events in the bible took place, was the bible actually written?

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  • by thinker4ever on March 6th, 2008

    thinker4ever

    The 1st book of the Bible is written in the Universe. The Old Testament is a collection of songs, history, genealogy, poems, myth, proverbs, prophecies about the Jewish race and coming Messiah 2000-200 BC various times. The book of Isaiah dead sea scrolls have been carbon dated 400-200 BC, quite amazing considering Isaiah Chapter 53 about the coming Messiah.

    In the Old Testament mainly the "time frame" fight is over who wrote the "5 Books of Moses". Many different opinions of time frames. Most will agree around the time of Kings Davids Reign +- 200 years.

    The New Testament mostly written within the first 100 AD. Writers were actual wittinesses of events, or in the time frame of events. In question the Book Of Revelation, and some other minor epistles.

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  • by rselvy on March 6th, 2008

    rselvy

    The Bible took over 2000 years to write. Many events were written about before they happened and many were written after. But the bottom line is the Bible took over 2000 years to be written.

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  • by LarryH54 on June 16th, 2010

    LarryH54

    The Bible isn't 'a' book. It is a collection - a small library. And some of the things written in it were written BEFORE they happened.

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