(Ver 1.1) This of course is an interesting question.  Technically speaking you have 66 books of text within the standard KJV Bible.   We know that approximately 40 different men shared in the writing of the Bible over a span of approximately 1600 years.

Here are some basic Bible facts that I found on the Internet:

There are 8,674 different Hebrew words in the Bible, 5,624 different Greek words, and 12,143 different English words in the King James Version

•  Number of books in the KJV Bible: 66
• Chapters: 1,189
• Verses: 31,101
• Words: 783,137
• Letters: 3,566,480

So let me ask you a simple question.  What would happen if you attempted to get 40 different writers together in order to publish a book of such volume.  What would the net results be?  Could you get any of them to agree?  How many times would they contradict each other?  How many times would they cross paths and overlap information?  How many times would they come up with anything that could predict what was going to come to pass a 1000 or more years in the future?  I think you see the problem?  Here we have a book that many approach with wrong assumptions, based upon wrong information, drawing incorrect conclusions and are generally just screwed up.  I’ve heard so many people who want to write an exposition of why Paul said this, or Moses said that, like it was their ability and knowledge that produced what we are reading.  If you approach the Bible with wrong ideas, you generally get back wrong ideas.  There is a basic computer programming law that says if you put garbage in you get garbage out.  That is the way the studying the Bible works.

What you first must do is understand who wrote the Bible?  Establish a correct focus first.  Forget the names of the 40 different men that copied the words onto the pages or scrolls I should say.  Forget the commentaries of men who don’t understand or have a clue what God is saying and focus on this, God spoke and dictated the exact text and words that He wanted recorded and He gave the task of recording these words to 40 men over 1600 years.  Now that changes everything in my view.  Now you are not attempting to explain why Moses wrote anything that he did and left out other things that were not recorded.  If you approach every word as being important and a word directly from God that has purpose and meaning you start looking at the Bible differently and can now begin to see it correctly.

2Ti 3:16  All Scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness:

Jer 30:2  Thus speaketh the LORD God of Israel, saying, Write thee all the words that I have spoken unto thee in a book.

According to 2 Timothy 3:16, the Bible was inspired by the Spirit of God.  I guess it actually says given by inspiration of the Spirit of God.  While the Bible has multiple scribes or men that were given the task to record the words of God in book form, we must realize that all of the words were given and inspired directly from God.  This book says nothing that God would not want you to know and to understand right here and right now.  It doesn’t say anything that God wouldn’t say to you if you could stand before His throne in heaven and ask Him questions directly.   This book contains the thoughts, ideas, wisdom and knowledge of God and is available to you 24 hours a day.  It is totally up to you to tap into this vast treasure of information.