The provided text discusses the complexities surrounding the authorship of the Bible. While traditional belief attributes most of the Old Testament to Moses and the New Testament to Paul the Apostle, historical evidence suggests a more intricate reality. Scholars have identified multiple authors for the Old Testament based on internal clues and stylistic analysis, including "E," "J," "P," and "D," each representing a distinct group of writers or periods. The text further explores the authorship of the historical books, prophetic texts, and wisdom literature, pointing to multiple authors and revisions over centuries. Finally, it delves into the New Testament, examining the Gospels, Epistles, and the book of Revelation, suggesting that while the traditional attributions have some historical basis, the actual authorship of these texts remains complex and debated.