Who put the books together to make the Bible?

Answer 1

The inspired books of the Old Testament were given to the Israelites to preserve for us, today.

"This is that Moses, which said unto the children of Israel, A Prophet shall the Lord your God raise up unto you of your brethren, like unto me; him ye shall hear. This is he, that was in the church in the wilderness with the Angel which spake to him in the Mount Sina, and with OUR FATHERS: WHO RECEIVED THE LIVELY ORACLES TO GIVE TO US..." (Acts 7:37-38).

This New Testament passage is attested to by Stephen, "...a man full of faith and of the Holy Spirit..." (Acts 6:5) - who, while his exact lineage isn't literally disclosed, insinuates himself also to be an Israelite by including himself in his statement of "OUR fathers."

His summary of the history of their nation... along with his assertion of the preservation of the Scriptures... were the last words he spoke before his brothers became enraged and stoned him to death [Acts 7:59-60].

The New Testament books, also, were inspired and written by Israelites... Jesus' called-out disciples... and later, Paul: "...a man of the tribe of Benjamin..." - [Acts 13:21].

"...For I also am an Israelite, of the seed of Abraham, of the tribe of Benjamin." (Rom.11:1)

So, all the books of the Bible [the Lively Oracles] have been preserved by Abraham's children, the Israelites. Even the New Testament books were prophesied in the Old:

"...Bind up [complete] the testimony, seal the law AMONG MY DISCIPLES." (Isa.8:16)

In the end, however... it was Jesus Christ, the Almighty Creator God of the Old Testament [John 1:3 & 10], the God of Abraham, who orchestrated the inspiration, preservation and assembly of His Word "TO GIVE TO US" in these last days.