The Bible is natural in form, but supernatural in substance. Written over many centuries by a hundred or so persons, the Bible is technically an anthology, but one with such a clear authorial voice and sense of purpose that it appears even more unified and self-similar than the work of many modern authors. What follows in this volume is not a literary critique, because I think it unwise to place oneself in the position of judge over such a unique text so as to make it submit to examination. (Who