As the King James Version of the Bible celebrates 400 years, scholars hope for a renaissance
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The Bible is thousands of years old. The King James Version or translation of the Bible is 400 years old.
Also, the Bible is not a novel. It is NOT fiction. It is a very great book--not a great novel.
The greatest novel in the history of humanity.
It is very much a novel. It is absolutely fiction.