The Holy Bible (Old and New Testament)

The Holy Bible is arguably the most influential, widely read, and extensively debated collection of writings in Western culture, open to both traditional and mystical interpretation. Composed over many centuries by numerous authors and expressed through a rich variety of literary forms, it restructures the stories contained within the Hebrew Bible (Tanakh) into the Old Testament and adds the New Testament – the stories of Jesus Christ. Bringing the divine and the human together through the incarnation of Jesus, it has helped guide generations of believers wrestling with pain, justice, mercy, doubt, death, resurrection, and deification. Its influence upon the Library of Light extends into works as diverse as Strength to Love, A Course in Miracles, The Armour of Light, The Esoteric Practice, and the writings of Neville Goddard.