I’m missing the name of the book — the quotes are empty. Which biblical book do you mean?

If you’re not sure, here are some commonly asked-about books and who evangelicals most often consider their author:
– Hebrews (traditionally Paul, though some evangelicals accept anonymous or propose Barnabas/Apollos/Priscilla)
– Isaiah (traditionally Isaiah; critical scholarship sometimes argues for multiple authors)
– Psalms/Proverbs/Song of Songs/Ecclesiastes (many attributed to David or Solomon, though authorship varies by psalm/proverb)
– Job (author unknown; evangelicals typically treat it as anonymous ancient wisdom literature)
– Daniel (traditionally Daniel; some evangelicals defend single-author prophecy)
– John and the Johannine letters (traditionally John the Apostle)
– Revelation (traditionally John the Apostle, though some evangelicals debate which John)
– Pastoral Epistles (1–2 Timothy, Titus; traditionally Paul, though some debate authenticity)

If you tell me which book you meant, I’ll share an evangelical Christian perspective on its most-likely author, including reasons (internal evidence, early church testimony, theological/literary considerations) and typical counterarguments.