The document discusses the Bible as a cohesive work composed over many generations by over 40 authors from various backgrounds, including farmers, doctors, priests, kings, and shepherds. It was written over a long period from the 15th century BC to 100 AD in three languages - Hebrew, Greek, and Aramaic. Though individual parts were written at different times, the authors were brought together by the Holy Spirit to craft a narrative that stands as one of the most cohesive works ever created.

1. THE BIBLE - A COHESIVE WORK SPANNING
MANY GENERATIONS OF WRITERS
By Kirk McCormick

2. INTRODUCTION
 Serving the Lake Worth, Florida, community, Kirk
McCormick is the Executive Pastor of the Royal Palm
Church. An avid reader, Pastor Kirk McCormick is
particularly passionate about the Bible and enjoys sharing
his perspective on the Holy Book with his congregants
and others.
Divided into the Old and New Testaments, the Bible is
composed of 66 books, created by a diverse group of
writers. More than 40 authors, from a variety of
backgrounds, including farmers, doctors, priests, kings,
philosophers, and shepherds, wrote the book over a
period spanning many generations. Brought together by
the Holy Spirit, they fashioned a narrative that stands as
one of the most cohesive ever created.

3. THE BIBLE
 The earliest parts of the Bible were composed
at the time of Moses in the 15th century BC, and
it was steadily expanded until 100 AD, following
Jesus Christ’s martyrdom and resurrection.
Reflecting the long span of its creation, the Bible
was originally penned in three languages:
Hebrew, Koine Greek, and Aramaic. Although
the Old Testament was canonized well before
Christ’s birth, the New Testament finally entered
the Christian canon around 375 AD.