The White Man's Bible?

Firstly, our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, is a Jew. Princeton University's definition of a Jew is a person belonging to the worldwide group claiming descent from Jacob and connected by cultural and religious ties. Now that we've demonstrated the relevant facts, the discrepancies and inconsistent fabrications, or white lies, which claim the Holy Bible is the word of the white man has been repudiated! The Holy Bible was inspired by the spirit of God that spoke through His chosen prophets to teach and preach the gospel throughout the universe from generation to generation. The Holy Bible has been paraphrased for monetary and copyright protection only. However the gospel is the true word of God be it NIV, King James, New Revised, Amplified, American Standard, New Living Translation, and beyond. Many individuals discredit the Holy Bible and claim it is a book written to instruct, encourage, and enforce morality and civilized conduct throughout the universe, suggesting there's no God. Adam and Eve did not need a Bible in the Garden of Eden because they were surrounded by the Word of God and conversed with God directly. Thousands of years later, God provided His Word in written form known as scripture.

The Torah is the first five books from Genesis to Deuteronomy. Today's Christians call it the Pentateuch. The books from Joshua through Esther record 800 years of Israel's history. Most of this history is recorded throughout our elementary, high school, and college text, including encyclopedias. Surely this history is authentic. The next five books consist of poetry and wisdom, Job, Psalm, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and Songs of Solomon. The last 17 books from the Old Testament is prophecy from Isaiah to Malachi. The New Testament's first five books is the gospel of Jesus Christ and record the beginning of the Christian church. The remainder of the New Testament is letters written by leaders. Revelation is the only book in the New Testament that Apostle John was given a vision by Jesus Christ. Although the translations differ in synonyms, articles, and other forms of the English language or phraseology, man is not perfect and some scripture may slightly seem ambiguous or contradictory to other versions. This is man's error, not God's imperfection. Neither should man conclude that scripture is the Word of the white man. Christians must believe and live by every word of God and cease using minor errors in the Word as an excuse to glorify sin and disobey the Word of God. That is not a legitimate argument, and on judgment day if God judges you to hell, it matters not if He excluded the last L in hell. Hell is still hell, spelled correctly or not. The Bible can be comprehended 99.9% accurately. God's message is quite simple, live righteous for God and go to heaven or live unrighteous for the devil and go to hell. Surely a five year old comprehends that, hallelujah.