Is there a final Testament that combines all past revelations and divine books?

he History of the Bible
(the Old and New Testaments)
As Timothy 3:16 indicated, the Bible was “breathed out” by God, "Scripture is given by inspiration of God".
According to Christian sources, God inspired the human authors of the Bible so that, while using their own writing styles and personalities, they would record the commandments and meanings intended by God.
According to Christian sources, God inspired the human authors of the Bible so that, while using their own writing styles and personalities, they would record the commandments and meanings intended by God.

The Old and New Testaments were written by approximately 40 men of diverse backgrounds over 1500 years, starting from Moses and ending with John the disciple of Jesus.
Solomon is credited with writing or inspiring much of Bible’s wisdom literature (Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, etc.).

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Other authors of the Bible were from all walks of life. Isaiah was a prophet, Ezra was a priest, Matthew was a taxcollector, John was a fisherman, Paul was a tentmaker and Luke was a physician.
Those who wrote the Bible lived at different times, some separated by hundreds of years. In many
They served under different governments, and lived within diffrent cultures and systems of philosophy.

During the period of its composition, almost the entire Old Testament was written in Hebrew.
A few chapters in the prophecies of Ezra and Daniel were written in Aramaic, which became the common language spoken in Jesus' time.

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There was a 500-year period when no writings were contributed to the Bible. This is the period between the testaments, when Alexander the Great conquered much of the world and the Greek language was introduced to the Hebrews.
The New Testament, however, was written in Greek, which was the language of scholarship during the years of the composition of the New Testament from 50 to 100 CE.

The authors of the New Testament did not use classical Greek language, rather they used everyday common language, which was criticized by classical authors such as Plato and Aristotle.
Two of the gospel biographies were written by the apostles Matthew and John, who knew Jesus personally and traveled with him for over three years.

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The other two books were written by Mark and Luke, who were close associates of the apostles.
Other New Testament writers had immediate access to Jesus as well: James and Jude were half-brothers of Jesus who initially did not believe in him. Peter was one of the 12 apostles.
Paul started out as a violent opponent of Christianity and a member of the religious ruling class, but he became a keen follower of Jesus.

THE STRUCTURE OF THE CHRISTIAN BIBLE

The Christian Bible is composed of the "Old Testament" and the "New Testament".
There are 39 books in the Old Testament and 27 books in the New Testament.
The total number of books in the Bible is 66 books (1,189 chapters with 31,173 verses).
The 39 books of the Old Testament (or Hebrew Scriptures) include the five scrolls of Moses (Torah), twelve books of history, five books of poetry, five books of major prophets and twelve books of minor prophets.

The 27 books of the New Testament include five books of history (Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, John and Acts), letters of Paul, eight general letters and one book of revelation or prophecy.

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The New Testament consists of stories, teachings and letters that were circulated among the first Christian churches.
The gospel of Matthew is popularly attributed to Matthew the Levi or tax collector.
Mark’s gospel is thought to record the memoirs of Peter.

The gospel of John was written by one of Jesus closest disciples, focusing on the Messiah's life.
The gospel of Luke and book of Acts were written by Luke, who was also a traveling companion to the apostle Paul. They covered the life of Jesus and the early church.