Why wasn't the bible written into modern times?

God has sent us four books, the Torah, the Zaboor, Bible and the last and final Quran. God has sent his revealations which were scripted in these books to their respected prophets of those times. The Bible was revealed to Jesus Christ and after which came Prophet Mohammed pbuh, God then sent his revealations to Prophet Mohammed and declared this to be his final revealations as Prophet Mohammed was the final prophet. There have been no prophets after him due to which no revealations have been taken place. Everything of the past, present and even the future has been in advance revealed in the Holy Quran. Scientist have proved a few things in this century which was already been mentioned in the Holy Quran. All the other three books have been ammended but it is only the Quran which is word to word the same as it was revealed, even today. Nobody has made or tried to make any changes in the Quran. Even if each and every Quran in every corner of the world is destroyed by the non-believers, the Quran will still remain in the hearts of the believers, as there are many who have learnt the Quran byheart. The earlier three books have never been learnt byheart by anyone. So, my dear friend, it is just this reason, why the bible is not having any more additions in it, as the Quran has everything in it, as I said the past, present and even the future. Hope you are convinced with my explanation. If you have any doubts, you can pm me after adding me as your friend.

Learn the complete compilation of All kind of Bible from Christian religious leaders itself, you can understand what was/is going on. There were many collections, some are rejected some are taken, and many church differs with it. The Bible in original language fully not available now, where it has gone? The language of Jesus was Aramaic, and the Injeel(Relevations given to Jesus) should be in Aramaic. Christians claims it is Greek, How Greek language comes while Jesus lived in Palestine? And it is to be noticed that some sayings of Christ is quoted in Bible, which are in Aramaic. So I think the actual revelations of God given to Prophet Jesus has lost some where, and nowadays Christians following some writings for some people born there after. No worries.. -Peace-

The Bible is not just an ordinary book-it was inpired by God from time immemorial

The Bible is our road map to life. It has a beginning, BC, a middle the life of Christ as God on Earth and an ending which is Revelations Christs predictions of the last days. God speaks to us Christians through our hearts so there is no need for an "updated" version as Muslims believe. The Quran is not part of the Bible. What more do we need? Man hasn't changed, sin hasn't changed, life and God hasn't changed.

The last writings in the Bible are most probably the letters of John. As this apostle is known to have reached a very high age (between 90 and 100 years), this must have been in the last decade of the first century. Although the New Testament contains many historical books -Gospels of Matthew, Mark and Luke, Acts, facts in the letters of Paul), it is not mainly a historical document but the documentation of God's New Covenant with Men. As this it depends on divine ispiration. Although the Canon of the New Testament -the list of books officially approved by all the Church Fathers who wrote about in the first centuries- was not closed but as late as 393 C.E. and confirmed in 419 C.E., it insisted in applying the 4 points of canonicity as prove of divine inspiration: 1. Apostolicity - Attributed to and based on the teachings of an first-generation apostle or a close companion of an apostle. 2. Universal acceptance - acknowledged by all major Christian communities of the first three centuries. 3. Liturgical use - read publicly when the communities met for the Lord's supper 4. Consistent message - containing a theological doctrine that agreed with other acknowledged scriptures While most books we find now in the New Testament were accepted very soon, there was a lengthy discussion about some of them, as for the letter of Jude (because of verses 9, 14 and 15 which cite a very dubious source). This New Testament Canon was accepted throughout Church history, also by the Reformers.