The Bible (Scriptures)

The Bible is a collection of sacred texts central to Christianity, comprised of two main parts: the Old Testament, which details the history, laws, and poetry of ancient Israel, and the New Testament, focusing on the life, teachings, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. It serves as a spiritual guide, offering moral principles, stories of faith, and God's relationship with humanity. The Bible is revered as authoritative and inspired by God by believers, providing insights into God's nature, human purpose, and how to live ethically and spiritually.