The Bible is a collection of religious texts that are sacred to Christians, Jews, and other Abrahamic religions. It is divided into two parts: the Old Testament and the New Testament. The Old Testament contains books such as Hosea (5 letters), Esther (6 letters), Isaiah (6 letters), Micah (5 letters), Ezra (4 letters), Psalms (6 letters), Acts (4 letters), Romans (6 letters), AMOS (4 letters), EXODUS (6 letters), Joel (4 letters), JUDE (4 letters), Luke (4 letters), RUTH (4 letters), JONAH (5 letters), Daniel (6 letters), Haggai (6 letters), GENESIS (7 letters), PROVERBS (8 letters), and Deuteronomy (11 letters). These books contain stories, laws, and teachings that are important to many religious traditions.