Why does Backman refer to the Bible not as a book, but a library? it is too long to be bound into a single volume one had to travel to a special location to read it it consists of many books written over a long time one had to have special permission to read it

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Why does Backman refer to the Bible not as a book, but a library?
it is too long to be bound into a single volume
O one had to travel to a special location to read it
it consists of many books written over a long time
one had to have special permission to read it
Transcribed Image Text:Why does Backman refer to the Bible not as a book, but a library? it is too long to be bound into a single volume O one had to travel to a special location to read it it consists of many books written over a long time one had to have special permission to read it
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