Is the Bible just a collection of Jewish myths and campfire stories?
No, Scripture is not a collection of Jewish myths or campfire stories; it is inspired by God and intrinsically put together by the Holy Spirit. The New Testament order reflects the Spirit's doctrinal sequence, with Romans as the book of doctrine, profitable for doctrine, reproof, and correction.
Les explains that the New Testament order is not chronological but is arranged as the Holy Spirit saw fit for doctrinal sequence. He emphasizes Romans should be studied first as the book of doctrine, then Corinthians as reproof, then Galatians as correction, tying this to 2 Timothy: all Scripture is given by inspiration of God and profitable for doctrine. He insists the Bible is not just Jewish myths or campfire stories, but has been intrinsically put together by the Holy Spirit.