The Bible was written in 16th century only!

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The famous English writer Charles Dickens wrote a 19th century book called The Child's History of England. The centristine book tells about the English rulers whom young Englishmen had to know very well. All the English-Bossfulness is of little interest here except for one moment, the crucial moment. In this book it says that during the coronation of Prince Sess Elizabeth in 1559, four evangelists, Matthew, Mark, Luke and John, and also the Apostles and Paul were imprisoned in England and got amnestyles, it says in volume 3, page 98. To earn their release, they had to complete a religious tournament. So this book of Charles Dickens is a written testimony that evangelists have lived in 16th century and therefore a new testament of the Bible was written at the earliest in the 16th century. By the way, the reign of Queen Elizabeth I is also known as Golden Age, was a time of William Shakespeare, a.k. Suror Francis Bacon, who also had this Bible on his desk for over a year. The successor of Queen Elizabeth I, King James, famous for the King James Version or authorized version of Christian Bible, authorized not just a translation but actually the creation of the Bible.