Bibeln, Gamla och Nya Testamentet
"Bibeln, Gamla och Nya Testamentet" is Christianity's sacred scripture, with its canon established during councils in Hippo in 393 and Carthage in 397. This collection divides into two testaments: the Old Testament recounts creation, patriarchs, and Israel's history through the Babylonian exile, while the New Testament chronicles Jesus's life, early church history, and prophetic visions of the end times. Published globally in approximately 100 million copies annually, it remains one of the world's most widely distributed books.
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