Christian Bible

The Christian Bible is a collection of sacred texts that includes writings believed to be inspired by God, serving as the foundation of Christian faith and practice. It comprises two main parts: the Old Testament, which details history, laws, and prophecies of the Hebrew people; and the New Testament, focusing on the life, teachings, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ, as well as early Christian writings. The Bible addresses themes of morality, salvation, and human relationship with God, guiding believers in faith and life. It is considered by Christians as authoritative and central to spiritual understanding.