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• Apocrypha - The term apocryphal
• Apocrypha - Old Testament apocryphal books
• Apocrypha - The Apocrypha Proper
• Apocrypha - References
• Apocrypha - Other Old Testament apocryphal literature
• Apocrypha - Historical
• Apocrypha - Legendary
• Apocrypha - Didactic or Sapiential
• Apocrypha - New Testament apocryphal literature
• Apocrypha - Gospels
• Apocrypha - Acts and Teachings of the Apostles
• Apocrypha - Epistles
• Apocrypha - The Council of Jamnia
• Apocrypha - Majority Christian usage
• Apocrypha - Protestant views
• Apocrypha - Latter Day Saint views

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In Judeo-Christian theology, the word apocrypha refers to texts that are not considered canonical, part of the Bible, but are of roughly similar style and age as the accepted canonical Scriptures. Catholic and Orthodox Christian Bibles typically contain several texts not included in the Biblical canon by other Christians or by Judaism, who see them as apocryphal. Catholics and Orthodox consider these texts equally canonical as other books of the Bible, with Catholics terming them deute ...

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We shall now proceed to enumerate the apocryphal books: first the Apocrypha Proper, and next the rest of the Old and New Testament apocryphal literature. Apocrypha - The Apocrypha Proper. or the apocrypha of the Old Testament as considered by English-speaking Protestants, consists of the following books: 1 Esdras, 2 Esdras, Tobit, Judith, Additions to Esther, Wisdom of Solomon, Ecclesiasticus, Baruch, Epistle of Jeremiah, Additions to Daniel (Prayer of Azariah, Song of the Three Holy Children, History of S ...

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Apocrypha, Apocrypha - Non-religious usage, Apocrypha - Religious usage, Apocrypha - Apocrypha in Judaism, Apocrypha - Apocrypha in Christianity, Apocrypha - The term apocryphal, Apocrypha - Old Testament apocryphal books, Apocrypha - The Apocrypha Proper, Apocrypha - References, Apocrypha - Other Old Testament apocryphal literature, Apocrypha - Historical, Apocrypha - Legendary, Apocrypha - Didactic or Sapiential, Apocrypha - New Testament apocryphal literature, Apocrypha - Gospels, Apocrypha - Acts and Teachings of the Apostles, Apocrypha - Epistles, Apocrypha - The Council of Jamnia, Apocrypha - Majority Christian usage, Apocrypha - Protestant views, Apocrypha - Latter Day Saint views

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Apocrypha - Historical. The History of Johannes Hyrcanus is mentioned in 1 Macc. xvi. 23-24, but no trace has been discovered of its existence elsewhere. It must have early passed out of circulation, as it was unknown to Josephus. Apocrypha - Legendary. The Book of Jubilees was written in Hebrew between the year of the accession of Hyrcanus to the high-priesthood in 135 and his breach with the Pharisees some years before his death in 105 B.C. Ju ...

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Apocrypha, Apocrypha - Non-religious usage, Apocrypha - Religious usage, Apocrypha - Apocrypha in Judaism, Apocrypha - Apocrypha in Christianity, Apocrypha - The term apocryphal, Apocrypha - Old Testament apocryphal books, Apocrypha - The Apocrypha Proper, Apocrypha - References, Apocrypha - Other Old Testament apocryphal literature, Apocrypha - Historical, Apocrypha - Legendary, Apocrypha - Didactic or Sapiential, Apocrypha - New Testament apocryphal literature, Apocrypha - Gospels, Apocrypha - Acts and Teachings of the Apostles, Apocrypha - Epistles, Apocrypha - The Council of Jamnia, Apocrypha - Majority Christian usage, Apocrypha - Protestant views, Apocrypha - Latter Day Saint views

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