I read an article the other day regarding Holy Scripts (ancient Holy Scripts)- Its somewhere in Isreal. I really cant remember much of the reading but, is there a link to a page where i could read them or not?
Originally posted by Nicolaas I read an article the other day regarding Holy Scripts (ancient Holy Scripts)- Its somewhere in Isreal. I really cant remember much of the reading but, is there a link to a page where i could read them or not?
Anyone know?
What do you want to read, ancient Hebrew writings or the article about them?
Originally posted by Nicolaas I am not sure. I understood that these Holy Scripts are not written in the Bible. The Holy Scripts could be something else, but I dont know.
Perhaps you're thinking about the Dead Sea Scrolls:
there are many scripts that are not included in the christian bible. the bible was made up from many scripts, by some pope in or around the year 90( sorry not shure when) and other scipts were left out to give us the 66. Apocrypha to name one the thomas gospels another just get your self down to a good book shop and ask, or library
Originally posted by stoker there are many scripts that are not included in the christian bible. the bible was made up from many scripts, by some pope in or around the year 90( sorry not shure when) and other scipts were left out to give us the 66. Apocrypha to name one the thomas gospels another just get your self down to a good book shop and ask, or library
other scipts were left out to give us the 66.
Don't you mean 73? Luther et. al. dropped seven at the time of the Reformation.
Originally posted by Nicolaas what the are the numbers you are talking about?
If you're referring to my last post - then it's about the books of the Bible.
Luther et. al. dropped 7 of the 73 books from their Bible - Baruch, Judith, Sirach, Tobit, Wisdom, 1 and 2 Maccabees. Also dropped were Greek-only parts of Esther and Daniel.
Interestingly, the original versions of the KJV included all 73.