Biblical literature

Biblical literature refers to the collection of texts that make up the Bible, a foundational religious document for Judaism and Christianity. It includes historical narratives, poetry, laws, teachings, and prophetic writings, composed over centuries by various authors. These writings explore themes of faith, morality, human nature, and the relationship between God and humanity. Biblical literature is studied for its religious significance, historical context, literary features, and influence on culture and literature worldwide, offering insight into the beliefs, history, and values of ancient societies and their enduring spiritual messages.