Basically no one knows. Different people have different theories.
Many people believe Moses wrote the first five books of the Old Testament.
David wrote some psalms and compiled others.
Many prophets have their names attached to books. Probably scribes wrote down the words of the prophet.
In the Apocrypha, considered scripture by Roman Catholics and Greek Orthodox, the book of Second Ezras, Ezra tells his story. He lived somewhere in Israel or Judah. The Assyrians took him to Babylon. The Jews of Babylon begged him to create a unified story of their traditions in the land of Israel. He then took a large variety of source material and combined it into a unified story. (We no longer have that source material such as The Book of the Wars of Jehovah.)
Second Ezras would only have compiled Genesis through most of Second Kings. Some material in Leviticus would have been added later.
Literally it is God, but Moses wrote the first five books of it.
There is only ONE Author of all Scripture - Almighty God.
There were varied 'inspired by God' Writiers of the Scripture.
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The Old Testament authors were Jewish and the New Testament authors Christian, although some of the New Testament authors (Paul, for example) came from a Jewis background.
there is many stories in the old testament that are written by many authors
Well, all Scripture was ordained/"written" by God, but there were many different authors in the Old and New Testaments. Moses, David, Isaiah and Solomon were some of the authors in the Old Testament, and Paul, John, Peter, Matthew and Luke were some of the ones in the New Testament.
Here there are two books Zephaniah and Zachariah.
A:The authors of the New Testament, including the authors who wrote two epistles in Peter's name, certainly knew the Old Testament quite well and made frequent references to prophecies said to be contained in the Hebrew scriptures. Whether Peter himself knew many Old Testament prophecies is unknown, although some prophecies seem to have been well known in first-century times and would no doubthave been known by Peter.
Multiple prophets and authors took part in writing the old and new testament of the bible.
Depending on who is doing the counting, there are between 600 and 3,000 direct quotes, references, allegories to the Old Testament. Jesus Himself, quoted from it about 100 times. The most quoted book of Scripture is Isaiah, often referred to as the 'Little Bible.'The Old Testament is frequently used in the New Testament. Its authors wanted the New Testament to be seen as the fulfilment of the Old Testament and Christianity as the natural successor to Second Temple Judaism.
A:The Old Testament authors lived before the time of Jesus and his disciples, and could not have imagined the events of the first century. They did not know about, nor could they have foreseen the disciples.
AnswerMalachi 3:6 For I am the LORD, I change not;
The New Testament was originally written in Greek, in its entirety. Therefore the authors themselves wrote the 'Greek edition', although scholars are not sure in some cases who those authors really were.
The Bible is divided into two main sections: the Old Testament and the New Testament. The Old Testament was written by various authors over a span of centuries, while the New Testament was written by apostles and early Christian leaders.
The Old Testament was inspired by multiple authors, including prophets, kings, and priests who wrote over many centuries. They were inspired by their interactions with God, their religious experiences, and historical events.