In how many years the holy texts were completed?

[RichardoStyle]

Have some words been removed and some words changed in history?

[NamerOfStars]

Which one? The Quran and the Book of Mormon were (supposedly; I wasn't there) dictated directly, and copied down from that instruction- but since they were (again, supposedly) written by God, not humans, there's no way of knowing how long it took to CREATE them. Most Buddhist holy books are more collections of proverbs and sayings of Buddha, which has kind of the same problem; you're collecting what was already created, and that was done over most of a lifetime.

The Bible- dude, people don't even agree on how many books are supposed to be IN it, or why.

[jshm2]

You're confused.

The Vedas and subsequent texts are among the oldest scriptures, and were compiled over a century. The Tripitika and others borrow heavily from those texts.

The Avesta texts are scattered and there is little direct evidence to them being central to Zoroastrianism before it died out. We know this as there is no link to them in any of the surviving Farsi or related literature of the time. The Bahai and Zoroastrians of today are largely bogus.

The Torah and subsequent gospels and scrolls are among the first global age texts.

[Guy13]

Not in the Bible.
—1500-2000 BC for Old Testament.
—2000 years for New Testament.
—400 years after New Testament the Quran was written Adam

[RichardoStyle]

Torah = 1312 BCE
New Testament = 1. Centuries
Quran Al-Karim = 7. Centuries
(Preductions)

[Guy13]

Okay. One thing I do know from bringing Muslims to Christ was Quran 400 years after Bible was finished. And I suggested that it was in response to Zoroastrian Christian Kingdom in Persia/Iran…like Muhammad was writing at them. 30-40 years after finished Islam attacked and destroyed the Zoroastrian from what is modern day Iran.

[goebenbreslau]

there is no holy text

[AndrésC64]

Which texts?