Old TestamentApocrypha* & Pseudepigrapha**Also Known As The Noncanonical Literature*** |
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The Bible | ||||
Old Testament Apocrypha | ||||
These books were read as devotional material by some in the early church but not considered as part of the Old Testament Scriptures. Although some churches today include them in their Bibles, the 1st Century Jews never accepted these books as Scripture | ||||
1 Esdras | ||||
2 Esdras | ||||
1 Maccabees | ||||
2 Maccabees | ||||
3 Maccabees | ||||
4 Maccabees | ||||
Letter of Jeremiah | ||||
The Prayer of Azariah | ||||
Baruch | ||||
Prayer of Manassas | ||||
Bel and the Dragon | ||||
Wisdom of Sirach | ||||
Wisdom of Solomon | ||||
Additions to Esther | ||||
Tobit | ||||
Judith | ||||
Susanna | ||||
Psalm 151 | ||||
Old Testament Pseudepigrapha | ||||
These books were never considered as part of the Bible by either the Jews of the early church. | ||||
As They Appear in "The Forgotten Books of Eden" | ||||
Title Page | ||||
Introduction | ||||
Preface | ||||
The First Book of Adam and Eve | ||||
The Second Book of Adam and Eve | ||||
The Secrets of Enoch | ||||
The Psalms of Solomon | ||||
The Odes of Solomon | ||||
The Letter of Aristeas | ||||
The Fourth Book of Maccabees | ||||
The Story of Ahikar | ||||
The Testament of the Twelve Patriarchs | ||||
The Apocalypse of Adam | ||||
The Apocalypse of Moses | ||||
Apocalypses & Testaments | ||||
Apocalypse of Abraham | ||||
Apocalypse of Adam | ||||
The Book of Adam | ||||
2 Baruch | ||||
3 Baruch | ||||
Apocalypse of Daniel | ||||
Apocalypse of Elijah | ||||
1 Enoch | ||||
2 Enoch | ||||
Book of Enoch | ||||
Apocryphon of Ezekiel | ||||
Fourth Book of Ezra | ||||
Greek Apocalypse of Ezra | ||||
Questions of Ezra | ||||
Vision of Ezra | ||||
Testament of Job | ||||
Testament of Moses a.k.a. The Assumption of Moses | ||||
Apocalypse of Sedrach | ||||
Sibylline Oracles | ||||
Testament of Solomon | ||||
Testaments of the Twelve Patriarchs | ||||
Testaments of the Twelve Patriarchs | ||||
Apocalypse of Zephaniah | ||||
The Testament of Abraham | ||||
The Apocalypse of Moses | ||||
The Revelation of Esdras | ||||
Books & Letters | ||||
The Books of Adam and Eve | ||||
Life of Adam and Eve (Slavonic) | ||||
Life of Adam and Eve (Greek) a.k.a. The Apocalypse of Moses | ||||
The Second Treatise of the Great Seth | ||||
Melchizedek | ||||
Letter of Aristeas | ||||
4 Baruch | ||||
Martyrdom of Isaiah | ||||
Ascension of Isaiah | ||||
Ladder of Jacob | ||||
Joseph and Aseneth | ||||
The Book of Jubilees | ||||
3 Maccabees | ||||
4 Maccabees | ||||
Prayer of Manasseh | ||||
The Lives of the Prophets | ||||
Odes to Solomon | ||||
Psalms of Solomon | ||||
Fragments of a Zadokite Work | ||||
Demetrius the Chronographer | ||||
* Apocrypha - (from the Greek word απόκρυφα meaning "those having been hidden away") are texts of uncertain authenticity or writings where the authorship is questioned. These texts may have been used in some churches by were never considered as part of the Bible ** Pseudepigrapha = (from Greek pseudes = "false", "epigraphe" = "inscription") are texts falsely attributed to biblical characters or times. These books were never part of the Bible & were never considered as scripture by the church at any time despite being published under such titles of "The Lost Books of the Bible" or "The Hidden Gospels". The church has always known about them & they were never "Hidden" & could be read at any University or college. There is no deep dark secret here, just publishers trying to make a buck with interesting book titles. *** Noncanonical Literature = Never part of the Canon or Bible.
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