Original sentence: In this view  the Bible was written by different people who may have been divinely inspired, however they were living at different times and in different societies and hence these factors should be taken into account when studying their works.Many Jews found the findings of these disciplines compelling and considered them relevant to Torah study.Orthodox Jews tend to place a higher value on this requirement than Jews in other denominations, although committed Jews of all denominations engage in regular study as well.Orthodox Rabbis, however, typically reject most or all critical Bible scholarship considering it highly speculative or simply false.Prior to The Enlightenment virtually all Jews believed that the Tanakh was authored by God or divinely inspired, and that it directly reflected God's intentions in human language.They also believed that as both divine intentions and human language are complex, Scripture required interpretation
Edited sentence: As both divine intentions and human language are complex, Scripture required interpretation.In this view  the Bible was written by different people (who may have been divinely inspired) living at different times and in different societies.Many Jews found the findings of these disciplines compelling and considered them relevant.Orthodox Jews still hold to this requirement more rigorously than most Jews in other denominations, although committed Jews of all denominations engage in regular study as well.Orthodox Rabbis, however, typically reject most or all critical Bible scholarship as highly speculative and incompatible with Judaism.Prior to The Enlightenment Jews believed that the Tanakh was authored by God or divinely inspired, and that it directly reflected God's intentions in human language