Holy Bible

The Holy Bible is a collection of sacred writings central to Christianity, comprising two main parts: the Old Testament, which shares texts with Judaism and chronicles history, laws, and prophecies of ancient Israel; and the New Testament, focusing on the life, teachings, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ and the early Christian church. It serves as a spiritual guide, moral foundation, and record of religious history for believers, offering insights into human nature, faith, and divine principles. The Bible is regarded as inspired by God by its followers and has significantly influenced culture, ethics, and history worldwide.