In What Year Was the Whole Holy Bible Completed?

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The Whole Holy Bible Was Completed Between

  • 400-499 AD.

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#24
I find it funny so many people want to change my questions to their own will. :ROFL:
To use a Bill Clinton-ism, it depends how you define "completed". I will vote for the first option then, interpretting "completed" as when the books that make up the Bible were compiled and officially finalized becoming one whole book of books called The Holy Bible.
 

HealthAndHappiness

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When was the whole Holy Bible completed?
John was given the book of Revelation while exiled on the island of Patmos. Some scholars think he was allowed back following Emperor Domitian's death 96 AD.
He circulated the book to the 7 churches of Asia at that point. That was the completion of the Bible. Up to that point there would have been many scribes copying the other epistles and the gospels and sending them to the other churches.
 

Dino246

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You just lack the spiritual discernment to understand this thread question. (n)
While your response is patently false, I would rather lack discernment than be a jackdonkey who insults others for no good reason.
 
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Rather it was COLLATED or not GODS WORD to man written form ended around 100 AD , GENESIS TO REVELATION....there are NO OTHER INSPIRED BOOKS
 
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Today for breakfast I’m having bagels with whitefish, coffee, and orange juice. Delicious! 😋
 

ResidentAlien

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The Whole Holy Bible Was Completed Between...
I'm surprised more people haven't caught on to the games being played by you. Ask intentionally ambiguous questions then berate people for not understanding. Must be pretty bored.
 

RaceRunner

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I'm surprised more people haven't caught on to the games being played by you. Ask intentionally ambiguous questions then berate people for not understanding. Must be pretty bored.
There is only one whole Holy Bible. :love: My thread question has only one meaning. :love: At least the people who voted have no problem understanding this thread question. :love:
 

RaceRunner

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Rather it was COLLATED or not GODS WORD to man written form ended around 100 AD , GENESIS TO REVELATION....there are NO OTHER INSPIRED BOOKS
:LOL: Please post a link to what you believe is a Holy Bible you are referring to. :LOL:
 

RaceRunner

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:love: For those of you who believe the whole Holy Bible existed between AD 30 and AD 100, please post a link showing the whole Holy Bible you believe existed between AD 30 and AD 100. :love:
 

Dino246

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There is only one whole Holy Bible. :love: My thread question has only one meaning. :love: At least the people who voted have no problem understanding this thread question. :love:
Your last sentence reveals your vile attitude.
 

RaceRunner

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:love: For those of you who believe the whole Holy Bible existed between AD 30 and AD 100, please post a link showing the whole Holy Bible you believe existed between AD 30 and AD 100. :love:
Did you really think those who base their whole salvation on their false claim/false premise that the whole Holy Bible existed/was completed between AD 30 and AD 100 would post a link showing the whole Holy Bible they believe was existed/completed between AD 30 AND AD 100; don't get their hopes up? :eek:
 

HealthAndHappiness

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God is my witness; the whole Holy Bible was not completed between AD 30 and AD 100.
You are probably looking to the
ecumenical church council of Laodicea 363 when that collective of churches canonized the books of the Bible. Sometime in the following century the Catholic churches had a similar council.

Being a Bible believing Christian, I reject the authority of all the ecumenical councils as holding authority over the true churches. God used autonomous churches that spread the true gospel since the ascension of Christ. His Word was copied and circulated to churches throughout, even before John completed the last book. The notion that the Holy Bible did not exist until some ecumenical collective of apostate churches put their stamp of approval on it with the title Holy Bible", is not a truly Biblical view. It is a Catholic view.
 
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Did you really think those who base their whole salvation on their false claim/false premise that the whole Holy Bible existed/was completed between AD 30 and AD 100
No one basis their salvation on when the Bible was completed but rather the basis of everyone’s salvation is Jesus Christ.
 

Magenta

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thank you sister for the information I don’t like wasting time arguing and bickering when we could discuss the Bible
Your ability to discuss the Bible is pretty amazing, thoroughly researched and always lots of Scripture
verses linked together to give full support to your view. I keep my posts fairly short most of the time,
so when I am exposing someone for who and what they are, it takes a minimum of my time but is
hopefully maximally beneficial for those who may not know the other person better.