The Bible, also known as the Holy book, is a book containing the religious scriptures concerning Judeo-Christian beliefs. While often purported to be a Christian doctrine, The Bible also has religious importance to Judaism. In fact, the Jewish faith use what is known as the Hebrew Bible, which is a term used to describe books ascribed to the Old Testament of the Bible. The Hebrew Bible might also be referred to as the Torah, which refers to the first five books of the Hebrew Bible. Christianity, on the other hand, involves both the Old and New Testament books, or in other words, the complete Bible reflects the belief system of the Christian faith. The New Testament mainly involves the actions of the religious figure Jesus Christ and his followers.

This tag may refer to the book, or content relating to The Bible itself, such as Bible passages.

See also

• religion