Your post makes no sense.
Only to those who don't know history.
The original works of people from the OT (like Moses, who supposedly wrote the first five books) are called the Autographs. Those works were destroyed long ago, many when Nebuchadnezzar II destroyed Jerusalem during his reign as the Persian king over the Babylonian Empire. There is not a single written work in existence today that can be traced back to the time of Moses. Everything that we have comes from a copy, and those copies are subject to human error. Since you brought up being traced back to an era, I thought I would just point out that nothing can be traced back to the originals.
Add to it the fact that religions during that era were jockeying for position and influence. Who is to say that some of those copies and/or translations were intentionally falsified? In other words, everything that you read in the Bible (especially if it is not in Hebrew, Aramaic or Koine Greek) is most likely a distortion of what the original works actually say.
Lastly, you mentioned Christianity...
Are you aware that Christianity was considered a heretical movement against Judaism by the Pharisees? Are you aware that the Romans put to death those who would try and stir up a rebellion against the Empire, and that Jesus' actions were considered rebellious? While we are at it, ask yourself why Pilate would try to save Jesus' life, when he was known as a cruel and vengeful man, and was actually called to Rome to answer for some of his most diabolical acts as governor (never to return). He did not give a rat's *** about the Jews or Christians. He had at his disposal the Roman Legions and they could have easily crushed anyone that stood before them.
Clearly the Christian writers were trying to paint Pilate (who later became a saint according to the GO and Ethiopian churches) as a good guy, so they could place the blame on the Jews...which is a far different picture than what history tells us.
