"The Final Testament of the Holy Bible" is a controversial work by author James Frey, published in 2005. It presents a fictional narrative that claims to be a new revelation from God, delivered through the voice of Jesus Christ. The book explores themes of faith, redemption, and the human experience, challenging traditional interpretations of scripture. The text is structured as a modern retelling of biblical stories, aiming to resonate with contemporary readers. It has sparked debates about its authenticity and place within the broader context of religious literature, drawing both criticism and praise from various audiences.