What makes the Bible unique among the religious books of the world?

The Bible is unique because it alone contains predictive prophecy that was fulfilled with accuracy, including hundreds of specific prophecies concerning Christ's first coming. Other religious books know nothing of Jesus Christ as their foundation and cannot match prophecy given centuries or thousands of years in advance.

Les explains that the Bible is narrow and exclusive: all other religions of the world know nothing of Jesus Christ as their foundation. When people ask whether the Koran or other books are wrong, he replies with a question: can you name one other book that predicted things thousands of years in advance and they happened? He notes no other religious book can tell a prophecy even five years ahead, let alone five hundred or a thousand. Prophecy has secured Scripture's accuracy. He points to 360-some individual prophecies about Christ's first coming that were all fulfilled completely, arguing it is inconsistent to trust those fulfillments yet dismiss the rest. Paul also says Jesus Christ is the one and only foundation.

What makes the Bible totally unique from every other religious book?

The Bible is unique because every word of it came out of the nation of Israel; all its writers were Jews. As Paul explains in Romans 3, the Jews were chiefly entrusted with the oracles, the word of God. That is what sets it apart from every other religious book on the planet.