Bible

The Bible is a collection of sacred scripture which generally refers to the texts of Judaism and Christianity. The prophecy regarding the Apocalypse is related to the Bible in The Book of Revelation, which is the last book in the Christian New Testament.

Early History
Not much is known about the Bible's history other than what is written in it.

Season 4
Bobby found out about The Rising of The Witnesses by browsing through a widely distributed version of the Book of Revelations.

Dean held a Bible in an attempt to calm himself from his ghost sickness.

Castiel confirmed the existence of Luke and his works as a prophet.

Season 5
The book of Revelations foretold the arrival of Wormwood aka War.

Castiel told the Winchesters' that the Bible is in fact wrong, on some level. Castiel said that the Anti-Christ isn't Lucifer's child, instead is a demon spawn.

Season 11
In Form and Void, after learning from a Reaper that he is "unclean in a biblical sense" after getting infected by a Rabid, Sam does a search for "bible purification" on the Internet. In Mark 9:49, Sam finds a line stating that "everyone will be purified by fire" and another reference to holy oil. Near to being consumed by the Rabid infection, Sam decides to try the purification mentioned in the Bible. Using a sponge doused in holy fire, Sam is able to cure himself and the survivors of the town of Superior, Nebraska.

A priest or church deacon handed Amara a copy of the Bible while telling her that "the Light vanquishes The Darkness", unaware he was referring to her.

Appearances

 * Season 4
 * Are You There, God? It's Me, Dean Winchester  (Mentioned only)
 * Yellow Fever


 * Season 5
 * Good God, Y'all (Mentioned only)
 * I Believe The Children Are Our Future (Mentioned only)


 * Season 11
 * Form and Void (verse on internet)
 * O Brother, Where Art Thou?

Trivia

 * Castiel adamantly says the Bible is mostly wrong, including saying that the Anti-Christ is Lucifer's child, but ironically, the Bible never actually names the Anti-Christ as Lucifer's child; that is more an interpretation of popular culture.
 * Despite the Darkness being pre-biblical, the Bible contains a cure for the Darkness' Rabid infection.