@avalanchethecat said
The books which make up the bible were selected though, and by men, not god. Other scripture which did not fit with the accepted canon did not make the cut and has been consigned to history. The 'flow' you perceive is artificially induced.
Look, if it is all man-made, everything about it will be that, but as I pointed out to you, the more unlikely something could occur that did happen did we can no longer justly say so what it happened and always could and would. So there are 66 different books, around 40 different people who wrote them, the vast majority one race, but not all. Throughout, say, 1500 years, most of it pointed to one guy who would show up, and Jesus did, and the world changed.
I'm not sure how God leads us as a people; for me, it would be like herding cats. I'm also unsure why, now and then, I look around and say, okay, not bad, but when you start looking at the state of the world, the corruption within it, and realize at our worse that was what God was looking at when He redeemed us. The writings that point to that are unique, the grace that God gives us simply keeping us alive so we could make that choice toward Him.
They were written in different places, under different conditions, and because of those writings, we know about a guy who should have been swallowed up in history to be less than a footnote; instead, the world changes around Him.