How does reading the Bible as literature change your perception of the Bible?

Each week there may be more than one Discussion Question posted in the Forum. Each student is expected to respond to at least one question. If a week has more than one discussion question, you are only required to respond to one of the questions. Additional responses are welcome but not necessary to receive full credit. This will count toward the weekly “Discussion Question” grade.Initial posts must be 250-500 words in length, and demonstrate the student’s mastery of that week’s content through their ability to interact with, evaluate, and apply the content. Simplistic posts will not receive credit so please be aware of the depth of your posts prior to posting. How does reading the Bible as literature change your perception of the Bible? Do you think this is a valuable approach to the Bible? Why or why not? What are your thoughts on approaching the Bible from a Wesleyan perspective? Do you think there is value in this approach? Why or why not?SUPPLEMENTAL RESOURCES:How to Read the Bible As a Wesleyan https://www.nph.com/vcmedia/2407/2407498.pdfSeedbed, “How to Read the Bible in Context” https://www.seedbed.com/how-to-read-the-bible-in-context/Seedbed, “Why I Wrote the Long Story Short” https://www.seedbed.com/why-i-wrote-long-story-short-the-bible-in-six-simple-movements/Why a Wesleyan Approach to Theology https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6sG08YuAZEUWhy the Bible Background Matters https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-wiIK8A2EFk