Why is the Bible unique among religious books?
The Bible is unique because every word of it came out of the nation of Israel. All the writers of Scripture were Jews, and to them were committed the oracles or word of God, as Paul explains in Romans 3. This makes it totally unique from any other religious book on the planet.
Les teaches that every word of this Book came out of the nation of Israel. All the writers of Scripture were Jews, and Paul makes this plain in Romans chapter 3 when he asks what advantage the Jew had. The answer is much in every way, chiefly that unto them were committed the oracles or the word of God. This is what makes the Bible totally unique from any other religious book on this planet. Les also connects this to the Abrahamic Covenant, where God promised that in Abraham's seed all nations of the earth would be blessed, because Abraham obeyed God's voice and kept His charge, commandments, statutes, and laws.
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What makes the Bible different from every other religious book?
Because the Jews were entrusted with the oracles of God, the Bible is totally unique from any other religious book on this planet.