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I would be more cautious about the text of the Bible. Firstly, it was written at different times by different people. Secondly, a significant part of the writings were not included in it (apocrypha). Thirdly, its writing pursued certain goals. I am not saying that everything in it is a lie, nor am I saying that everything is true. I just ask that you approach it critically. In general, there is no need to provide any evidence of the existence of gods. Because they cannot be verified. Perhaps flying saucers are the thoughts of a god, and people are the god's ideas about the world. You can say anything, but you cannot prove anything.