Holy Bible

AUDIT

De: G. J. Jackson

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

A fearless, gripping, and brutally honest journey through the most powerful book ever written.

For two thousand years, the Bible has commanded loyalty, sparked wars, shaped governments, comforted the dying, terrified the living, and defined morality for entire cultures. It has been praised as perfect, divine, untouchable.

This book asks the question almost nobody is allowed to ask out loud:

What if the Bible is exactly what it looks like when humans try to explain the universe?

Moving from Genesis to Revelation, this is not a polite Sunday school retelling. It is a bold, chronological walkthrough that strips away the halos and examines the text as literature, history, myth, law code, propaganda, poetry, and raw human longing.

Inside, you will explore:

• Creation stories that clash with each other
• Divine commands that require genocide, right next to lessons on love and mercy
• Scientific impossibilities presented as historical events
• Resurrection stories that refuse to match across the gospels
• A global flood that collapses under basic reality
• Prophets summoning bears to rip children apart over insults
• A God who changes tone, values, and temperament depending on who is writing
• Miracles that fill eras with no reliable records, then fade into silence when documentation becomes possible

Yet this isn’t just a demolition job.

You will also encounter the moments where the Bible is painfully human and stunningly honest: the ache of Job, the blunt despair of Ecclesiastes, the raw fear, hope, rage, doubt, arrogance, compassion, and confusion of people trying desperately to understand why life hurts and what it means to be alive.

You will see how books were chosen, others suppressed, and how competing visions of Jesus, power, salvation, and truth fought for survival. You will see faith reinvented by authors who never met the man they were writing about. You will see how myth became authority, how stories became rules, and how interpretation became power.

This book does not worship the Bible. It doesn’t burn it either.

It opens it. Completely.

It lets the contradictions stand instead of covering them up. It allows the absurd parts to be absurd, the violent parts to be violent, and the beautiful parts to remain beautiful. It invites readers to stop pretending and finally read the text without fear.

If you’ve ever felt curiosity tinged with doubt…
If you’ve ever wondered why believers argue over the “truth” of the same book…
If you’re ready to see scripture stripped to its bones…

This is your invitation.

Raw. Unfiltered. Uncomfortable in the best ways. Hard to forget.

Turn the page and step into the Bible as it actually is, not as it’s been sold.