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[[File:Old Bible.jpg|thumb|The Bible containing God’s will and words]] | <!-- interlanguage:start -->[[ko:성경의 author]]<!-- interlanguage:end -->[[File:Old Bible.jpg|thumb|The Bible containing God’s will and words]]The ultimate author of the Bible is [[God]]. Although the sixty-six books of the Bible were written over a period of about 1,600 years by around forty different writers, the entire Bible maintains remarkable consistency and unity in its message. This is because the writers did not record their own ideas but conveyed the will and thoughts of God. The fulfillment of the prophecies written in the Bible also bears witness that God is its true author. | ||
The ultimate author of the Bible is [[God]]. Although the sixty-six books of the Bible were written over a period of about 1,600 years by around forty different writers, the entire Bible maintains remarkable consistency and unity in its message. This is because the writers did not record their own ideas but conveyed the will and thoughts of God. The fulfillment of the prophecies written in the Bible also bears witness that God is its true author. | |||
==Writers of the Bible== | ==Writers of the Bible== | ||
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|c. 600 BC | |c. 600 BC | ||
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|[[ | |[[1 Chronicles|1]] & [[Book of 2 Chronicles|2 Chronicles]] | ||
|Ezra | |Ezra | ||
|c. 450 BC | |c. 450 BC | ||
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|c. 440 BC | |c. 440 BC | ||
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|[[ | |[[Nehemiah (Bible)|Nehemiah]]||Nehemiah or Ezra | ||
|c. 420 BC | |c. 420 BC | ||
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|[[Hosea]] || Hosea ||c. 750 BC | |[[Hosea]] || Hosea ||c. 750 BC | ||
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|[[ | |[[Joel|Joel]]|| Joel ||8th century BC | ||
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|[[Amos]] || Amos ||c. 760 BC | |[[Amos]] || Amos ||c. 760 BC | ||
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|[[ | |[[Obadiah|Obadiah]]|| Obadiah ||c. 580 BC | ||
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|[[Jonah]] || Jonah ||c. 760 BC | |[[Jonah]] || Jonah ||c. 760 BC | ||
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|[[Zechariah]] || Zechariah ||c. 520–518 BC | |[[Zechariah]] || Zechariah ||c. 520–518 BC | ||
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|[[ | |[[Malachi|Malachi]]|| Malachi ||c. 430 BC | ||
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===Writers and Dates of the | ===Writers and Dates of the New Testament=== | ||
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| Luke ||61–63 | | Luke ||61–63 | ||
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|[[Book of Romans|Romans]], [[1 Corinthians|1]] & [[ | |[[Book of Romans|Romans]], [[1 Corinthians|1]] & [[2 Corinthians|2 Corinthians]], [[Book of Galatians|Galatians]], [[Book of Ephesians|Ephesians]], [[Philippians|Philippians]], [[Book of Colossians|Colossians]], [[Book of 1 Thessalonians|1]] & [[Book of 2 Thessalonians|2 Thessalonians]], [[Book of 1 Timothy|1]] & [[Book of 2 Timothy|2 Timothy]], [[Book of Titus|Titus]], [[Book of Philemon|Philemon]] | ||
| [[Paul]]||51–67 | | [[Paul]]||51–67 | ||
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