How often is Bible mentioned in The Bible?

Answer 1

Many times in the text of The Bible our Father ordered the prophets of the tribes of Israel to Write this in a book. All of the writings were penned by the scribes of the tribe of Levi (tribe identified as the priest line among the tribes of Israel). These scribes would write upon scrolls and maintain them in the Hebrew temple. Scribes also accompanied the Prophets of the tribes of Israel. As a matter of fact, Jeremiah the prophet took those scrolls with him from the temple when he left Jerusalem and went to Egypt and later to the British Isles (Ireland). Paul talked about the Holy scripture in his letters to Timothy.

Exodus 17:14 and 34:1, 27

Numbers 5:23

Deuteronomy 6:9 and 10:2 and 11:20 and 17:18 and 27:3,8 and 31:19

Nehemiah 9:38

Isaiah 8:1 and 30:8

Jeremiah 22:30 and 30:2 and 36:2 (with talks about Jeremiah's scribe)

Ezekiel 43:11 (very specific about writing everything and keeping it as reference)

in the minor prophets and the New Testament

the Book of Revelation

Order was given to John to write the words he was given by Christ in a book which we now call the book of Revelation (Revelation 1:11)

The bible is a book of collected writings which have been maintained by the Hebrew tribes of Israel for thousands or years. In 1611 they were translated into the English language by he order of King James of England, to be provided to the english speaking people. The word Bible is from the Latan word biblia, that name is traced to the Phoenician city where papyrus was imported.