The scriptures of Christianity are contained in the Bible: 39 books of the Old Testament and 27 books of the New Testament.
The "text" of Christianity is the Bible, also called the Scriptures
The New Testament is the Christian scriptures.
Answer: The Bible.
Hebrew scriptures are continued in Christianity. One segment of modern Hebrews are formed by the Christians.
People are canonized, not the Scriptures.
In Christianity, we're supposed to believe all are from God (inspired by God).
The scriptures cite more than one James.
Yes - Jesus was a jew. The Old Testament of the bible is from Jewish scriptures.
GEZA VERMES has written: 'SCROLLS, SCRIPTURES AND EARLY CHRISTIANITY' 'JESUS IN HIS JEWISH CONTEXT'
No. Same-sex marriage is not mentioned in the scriptures, whether you are speaking about Judaism, Christianity or Islam.
Judaism, Christianity, and Islam have books considered holy scriptures. For example, Judaism has the Torah, Christianity has the Bible, and Islam has the Quran.
It does not seem as if Christianity ever came together as one. In our very earliest accounts, Paul's epistles, we see that other he called false prophets were teaching a different gospel. We know from the non-canonical Gospel of Thomas that Gnostic Christianity existed in competition with orthodox Christianity from the earliest times. In the middle of the second century, Marcion created his own canon of Christian scriptures, causing other Christians to begin defining what scriptures they would regard as authentic. There have always been competing sects and branches within Christianity.