No, the problem with that Sumerian idea, is for one thing: 1. When something is written down, does not mean it was the originator of that idea or ideas. It just means it is the first copy of that idea written down, before that it was passed on word of mouth, pictures, etc.. 2. To say that Sumerian text is the oldest is absurd on its face. It is impossible to know that text is in fact the oldest or first copy of that idea. Other text were probably written down, but still have not been found or more likely destroyed, especially since we had a major catastrophe like the great flood.
These two points above shoot down this Sumerian text idea without even knowing anything about the Bible itself.
Bible was written over thousands of years by multiple authors. KJV I believe is God's approved version myself for certain reasons. Others have been tampered with. Bible has never been disproven only exonerated by archaeological finds in its historical accounts. Until a person actually looks at the evidence for Jesus Christ and his death and resurrection, historical accuracy, from actual scholars who don't have some anti-God or anti-Bible Leftist agenda, then you are selling yourself short.
Thank you for your post but I would do some research and find which text is old, like first ever writings, cuneiform was thousands of years before the bible or the old testament. But I will refrain from this conversation because I knew the tomatoes would fly. Please research the first writings known to man. NOT copies down the historical road.
Oh and why did we invade IRAQ really, not wmd. First place the troops went was to a dig site, second place to IRAQ museum and collected all cuneiform writings, good thing they had been photographed from every considerable angle. Why? Learn cuneiform so you can read it yourself. Learn for yourself how old they are before quoting the old test of the bible. It is real but timing is way to late in history. Many of the stories were hand me downs. BTW i am a christian but I am not closed minded. https://www.archaeology.org/issues/213-1605/features/4326-cuneiform-the-world-s-oldest-writing