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evidence that the Bible is true

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Do you really want us to go piece by piece through the Bible and present evidence/rationale why events contained therein are likely not true? You'll just say that we shouldn't take the whole thing literally (theists are very selective about what must be true, what may be true, and what likely isn't true, a nice game to be able to play with the source of your beliefs). If we raise "evidence" that certain aspects may be taken a different way, or those perpetuating the word had a vested interest, or a myriad of other reasons that should raise reasonable skeptical concern, you'll just dismiss all that, too, as atheist's bias. So, it's a no-win proposal to debate these issues with you.