The Bible is a collection of books that create the primary religious text for Christianity. The Bible is divided into two parts, the Old Testament, and the New Testament Most of the books of the Old Testament together compose the Torah, which is the primary religious text in Judaism.
Composition
The Bible contains a wide diversity of types of Books. The Books of the Bible contain a wide diversity of Literary types. These include but are not limited to: personal letters, poetry, and historical accounts.
Plot
The Bible, since it is a collection of books has many subplots, in which those subdivide even further. The Bible does have one overall plot.
Themes
The Bible overall has the shared theme of disobedience, oppression, repentance, deliverance, demonstrated especially in the book of Judges