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>It goes on and in about the jews and how they're the chosen people
Its worth mentioning that most modern translations of the Bible use the masoretic text (MT) as a primary source. This is important to recognize because it has many notable differences from the much older Septuagint. (LXX) For example, what is translated as "sons of God" from the LXX is translated as "sons of Israel" from the MT.
Additionally, I highly suggest you read the Greeks before you engage with Christianity, because I get the impression that you have the intellectual maturity of a tribalistic pavement ape. If you can't accept that a great deal of Western identity is rooted in the mediterranean and near-east, you might as well put the computer away and stick to Klan meetings. There is literally nothing wrong with there being a Jewish element in the Bible.
