The age of the Bible, considered one of the oldest and most influential religious texts in the world, depends on which part of the Bible you are referring to.
The earliest parts of the Bible, specifically the Hebrew Bible or Old Testament, were written over a span of centuries, with some of the earliest texts dating back to around the 12th century BCE. However, the compilation of these texts into the form we know today likely occurred over several centuries, with the final editing and canonization process continuing into the early centuries CE.
The New Testament, which comprises the Christian scriptures, was written between the 1st and 2nd centuries CE, with the earliest writings dating to shortly after the death of Jesus Christ.
Overall, the Bible as a collection of texts spans over a thousand years of history, making it one of the oldest continuously used religious texts in the world.