Growing up the Holy Bible was introduced into my life by my aunt. I was six years old starting to go to Sunday mass and my aunt giving me a stack of books about the Bible but the children’s version. Until, about 14 years old when the difficult adult version was introduced. Reading both versions, I felt that the Bible is God’s word interpreted through God’s creation – Humans. With God’s word written down, the Bible is just more than a book. It’s our relationship with God and keeping our relationship strong along with continuing to grow. Reading and learning the Bible or any book growing up I unfortunately never paid attention to the author nor when the book was written. Learning about the Bible and with “God’s only son Jesus Christ” walking the earth, after he “suffered and died” the people who were there before and after death I believe were the ones who wrote the Bible. I am just unsure the year the Bible was written. …show more content…
Reading about how Jewish people were the authors of the Bible. On page 13 I was caught off guard when Witherington stated how the Bible is a Jewish Book. I always looked at the Bible to fit all religions’ but to have some difference to shape around a specific religion. The history behind the Bible is something new since I have never asked questions, nor became curious until reading about it. Learning that Jewish people were the first followers of Jesus Christ I can comprehend how the Jewish culture and Israel are a major part of the Holy