On The Lineage of the Prophets

Okay, so actually, the tradition of the Bible dates back to Neolithic Times—as the Book of Job comes from that era.

There was a Patriarchal line, which kept record of the stories, such as the Garden of Eden or the Flood or Tower of Babel, which was inherited to Mesopotamia through Abraham and Shem. And Abraham codified the Law—which Moses would use in the Torah—which you can find in Hammurabi's code. And also the stories in Genesis where given through two codexes, one from Jacob’s line and the other from Abraham and Isaac’s. El from Mesopotamia and Yahweh from Egypt.

So, this Patriarchal line was preserved, and their traditions, through Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, and codified by Moses around 1300bc, where he merged the manuscripts, and took the Laws of Abraham and made them into the Books of Deuteronomy and Leviticus, with a priesthood. And he was given the Ten Commandments directly from God. And the books of Moses were a Polemic against Sin.

Then, Christ came into the World, and abolished the Law and Testament of Moses—because it was not good—and gave us a pure law of Conscience, as God entered into the World in the Flesh of a Man, and died by crucifixion, and was buried, and raised on the third day, and ascended into heaven, where He is seated next to God, ready to come back and judge the living and the dead.