Bible prophecy is the true test of the Bible, Deut 18:21-22 (You may say to yourselves, "How can we know when a message has not been spoken by the LORD?" If what a prophet proclaims in the name of the LORD does not take place or come true, that is a message the LORD has not spoken. That prophet has spoken presumptuously. Do not be afraid of him. ).

The Bible is full of prophecy.  Prophecy about things that happened in the past and prophecies about thinks to come in the future.  Without prophecy, we would have no way of knowing if the Bible was fact or fiction.  If there were no prophecies, anybody could have written the Bible and claimed it came from God without requiring proof.  REAL prophecy tells us that the events in the Bible were predicted long before the events took place giving the Bible and prophets credibility.  So you see, In order to claim that the Bible is accurate we must evaluate the prophets in the Bible and decide if they were correct in their predictions or if the entire Bible is just a bunch of stories or myths.  Please consider the following;

Prophecies concerning Jerusalem

• To be destroyed by the Babylonians (Isa 3:8; Jer 11:9; 26:18; Micah 3:12).  Fulfillment:  testimony of history.
• The Temple vessels to be carried to Babylon and later returned to Jerusalem (Jer 28:3).  Fulfillment: 2 Kings 25:14,15; 2 Chronicles 36:18; Ezra 1:7-11; Daniel 5:1-4.
• To be rebuilt by the Jews after spending seventy years in Babylonian captivity (Isa 44:28; Jer 25:11,12; 29:10). Fulfillment: Ezra 1:1-4; testimony of history.
• To have its streets and walls rebuilt during a period of trouble (Dan 9:25).  Fulfillment: Ezra 4,5; Nehemiah 2-6.
• The walls to be rebuilt 483 years prior to the crucifixion of Christ (Dan 9:26).  Fulfillment: testimony of history.  From March 14, 445 B.C. (date of rebuilding of walls) until April 6 (crucifixion of Christ) equals 483 years, or 173,880 days.
• To be destroyed by the Romans (Lk 19:41-44).  Fulfillment: testimony of history.
• The Temple of Herod also to be burned at this time (Mt 24:1,2).  Fulfillment:  testimony of history. Accomplished by Titus in 70 A.D.

• Nebuchadnezzar to win over Egyptians at Carchemish (Jer 46).  Fulfillment:  testimony of history.
• Nebuchadnezzar to invade Egypt (Jer 43:9-13; 46:26; Ezek 29:19,20).  Fulfillment: testimony of history.
• Nebuchadnezzar to be reduced to an animal for his pride (Dan 4:19-27).  Fulfillment:  Dan 4:28-37.
• Cyrus to allow the Jews to go back and rebuild Jerusalem (Isa 44:28).  Fulfillment:  Ezra 1:1,2.
• Alexander the Great to conquer Greece and establish a world empire (Dan 2:32,39; 7:6; 8:5-8, 21; 11:3).  Fulfillment: testimony of history.
• Alexander to die suddenly and his kingdom to be divided into four parts (Dan 8:8, 22; 11:4).  Fulfillment:  testimony of history.
• Antiochus Epiphanes to persecute the Jews and profane their Temple (Dan 8:11, 25).  Fulfillment: testimony of history.

• This nation to exist forever (Jer 31:35-37).  Fulfillment:  testimony of history.
• The northern kingdom to be carried away into Assyrian captivity (1 Kings 14:15,16; Hosea 1:5; 10:1,6). Fulfillment:  2 Kings 24:10, 14.
• The Temple to be destroyed (1 Kings 9:7; 2 Chronicles 7:20,21; Jer 7:14).  Fulfillment:  2 Kings 25:9;   testimony of history.
• The length of the Babylonian captivity would be seventy years (Jer 25:11; 29:10).  Fulfillment:  Dan 9:2
• Israel to then return to the land (Jer 29:10).  Fulfillment:  Ezra 1.
• The Temple vessels once carried into Babylon to be brought back to the land (2 Kings 25:14,15; Jer 28:3; Dan 5:1-4).  Fulfillment:  Ezra 1:7-11.
• Israel eventually to be scattered among the nations of the world (Lev 26:33; Deut 4:27,28;28:25, 64-67; Hosea 9:17).  Fulfillment:   testimony of history.
• Israel to loan to many nations, but borrow from none (Deut 28:12).  Fulfillment:   testimony of history.
• Israel to be persecuted (Deut 28:65-67).  Fulfillment:   testimony of history.
• Israel nevertheless to retain her identity (Lev 26:44; Jer 46:28).  Fulfillment:   testimony of history.
• Israel to reject her messiah (Isa 53:1-9).  Fulfillment:  Luke 23:13-25.
• Israel to return to Palestine in the latter days prior to the Second Coming of Christ (Deut 30:3; Ezek 36:24; 37:1-14). Fulfillment:  Historical testimony (since 1948).

As you can see,  the prophecies in the Bible are highly accurate and the prophets mentioned in the Bible have never been recorded as being wrong.  If you don't believe me, check it out for yourself.