The truth about the author writing the Bible?

That is the question that has been debated for centuries. Now scientists say they have built a computer program that can shed light on the origins of the various religious texts within it.

Israeli computer scientists and Bible researchers have developed an algorithm to analyze the writing styles found in it.

A new computer program can help do
clarifying the origin of the Bible. (Photo: Dailymail)

While it is not possible to accurately identify individual authors, this program shows excerpts written by many people and can find out when an author continues to do it.

Previously, many believed that the Torah, the first five books of the Bible, were written by one man - Moses. However, many experts affirmed that many people participated in this work.

The computer program will help end the debate by analyzing and processing synonyms and phrases and their functions in various excerpts. Since then, some questions about the authors' group can be revealed.

The research team, led by Professor Nachum Dershowitz from Tel Aviv University, conducted their software testing by blending several passages from the two Hebrew books of Jeremiah and Ezekiel and asking for the upcoming computer. rearrange them.

By paying attention to the distribution of each word, the results show a 99% accuracy.

This study was presented at the 49th Annual Meeting of Computational Linguistics Association in Portland and received the attention of many people.