AI researchers discover evidence that suggests multiple authors in Old Testament

Researchers have found hidden patterns in the Bible using artificial intelligence, challenging traditional beliefs about its authorship. They discovered "fingerprints" in the text that indicate multiple writers contributed to the Old Testament, particularly the first five books traditionally attributed to Moses.

The study identified three distinct writing styles, each with varying vocabulary and tone, suggesting a collaborative authorship. This contradicts long-held views that Moses was the sole author.

Thomas Römer, a co-author, stated, "There are no authors of the Bible in the modern sense." This new analysis could revolutionize biblical scholarship and other ancient texts.