Is the Bible incomplete?

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Yes, the Bible does not give us a total record of the history of this. But I believe that it included the necessary details for salvation. Anyone that wants to find out more can go deeper.
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A lot of people argue about this and there are videos of it on YouTube, everyone has an opinion but to me, The bible is complete.
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I won't say the Bible is incomplete, rather, there are some parts that we are left to be curious about, which the author tries to fill in.
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The Bible is very much complete. It is a sin to take away or add to the Bible.
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I do not think that the Bible is incomplete.
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The Bible is a very complete book. God has given us everything we need to know in the Bible. This book is a fiction written to simplify the Bible.
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The bible is the complete living word of Hod, in my opinion, the bible is very complete.
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I think that there are some missing books in the Bible. It was compiled by someone and so something's could have been misplaced. I think the author was giving us his personal view and imagination on the missing scenes which are not found in the Bible.
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The completeness of the bible is unlike any other. Think about it, how far can you detract from the original stories without losing sight of its significance in your life? If you can go really far without losing sight of the significance, then you are in your own way right. The significance, not the length, of the stories are what really matter.
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The author did a great job
This is a great book review
I enjoyed it very well
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Supposedly there were other parts of the bible that were taken out of it many years ago. This book is fiction though, so I don't think it's relevant.
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The bible itself has a lot of books and many of the book in it where taken out for different reasons but if the question is if the current bible is complete despite all the book removed from it then my answer would be a no
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I think the Bible is very complete.
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