• The Bible has the most surviving copies of any ancient document.
  Scholars have extensively scrutinized these books for variations, corruption, and truths.
  The fact is that the biblical authors lived hundreds and thousands of years apart from each other.
  It would be impossible for them to collaborate with each other to create a cultural belief system or the largest scam known to man.
  These authors have repeated the same content in their writings throughout history, even though they never knew each other.

• ​Over half of the prophecies in the Bible have come true, according to estimates.
  Such evidence tends to give some substance to the idea that the original manuscripts must have been written with divine inspiration by the authors.
  Prophecies of the Bible continue to come true, with the most recent being the war in Israel, prophesied right to the month it started.
  As a side note, the prophetic predictions of the future do not look good for humanity.
   

There are no motives that merit distrust of the testimonies of the authors.

• There are many biblical stories of how God kills, saves, forgives, loves, and shows God's honest reactions.
  Why would anyone want to give testimony to all these stories unless they thought they were true?
  There is no evidence of monetary, economic, or other gain or reason for Bible stories such as Moses murdering an Egyptian.

• For example:
  What would be the point of stories of a talking donkey, a big fish transport, and a woman who turns into a pillar of salt if they were not biblical and true?
  Where would there be any gain?
  Why would anyone write such absurd stories unless they believed they happened?
  I bet the authors of these stories were mocked by the secular world as crazy when they wrote them.
  Why would anyone subject themselves to such ridicule unless they had seen or had faith that these biblical stories happened and are factual?
   

• The thing to remember is when and by whom these stories were written.
  A not-so-highly-advanced culture wrote the Bible about a highly advanced creator and his angels.
  
  Is it just a matter of interpretation and understanding?
  Could a culture lacking a technological background interpret a submarine as a large fish?
  Is it possible that Elijah took a ride on some sort of aircraft with a fiery exhaust and not a chariot?
  
  Think about it!
  Could non-technical people explain or understand technology that they couldn't explain?
  Did a woman truly transform into an inanimate pillar of salt?
  Perhaps she was hit with radiation dust from a nuclear blast and ended up exactly like the Japanese that America bombed in World War II.
  The Bible chronicles the healing of sick people.
  Perhaps the medical knowledge of supreme beings such as God, Jesus, and angels was better than the medical technology of today.
  
  Moses parted the sea.
  Moses was highly educated, having been brought up and raised by Pharaoh's court.
  He was a skilled fighter and adept in the skills of leadership and combat.
  The area all around Egypt would be very familiar to him as he traveled throughout the country performing duties for the pharaoh.
  He would know where there were watering holes, hills, valleys, places of heavy or light winds, and the water levels in the nearby seas.
  Perhaps he knew of the perfect place to cross the Red Sea during a low tide when the wind was strong enough to push the water back.
  
  Here is another way to look at the stories in the Bible if you look at them scientifically.
  It doesn't take a leap of faith to see that the Bible stories really happened when looked at scientifically.
  Scientists are constantly coming up with evidence and theories that can substantiate the Bible stories.
  Scientists can explain the 10 plagues of the Nile that occurred in Egypt.
  Read about it.