The Bible

006 The Books 2

In this PodCast we will be discussing some of the valid scriptural books which are not contained in the Bible. Most Christians don’t even know these books exist due mostly to suppression by “Orthodox” Christianity for the last two millennia. Some, like the Dead Sea Scrolls and The Nag Hammadi Library were just recently rediscovered in the 1940’s and 50’s. The books we will be presenting in this and the previous video open up concepts in God’s Word that few Christians have ever considered.

The Books we will be covering in this PodCast are:
The Book of Jubilees
The Testaments of the Twelve Patriarchs
The Dead Sea Scrolls
The Second Book of Baruch
The Lost Chapter of Acts of the Apostles

Introduction to the Bible

Just about every US bookstore and library has a Bible. Eighty-two percent of American households possess at least one Bible. Sixty-six percent of American’s have “expressed at least some curiosity to know more about what the bible says.” The Bible covers a lot of ground, yet it says the same things over and over from the very start, all the way to the very end. It starts at a time before Adam and ends pointing to a time that is still yet to come. The Bible is a book that is very rarely read or understood, yet is in almost every US household. What path has the Bible taken to what is so readily available today? Why should you read it?

King James (KJV) Bible for America

In the recently published  Guardian’s list of the 100 best non-fiction books, the King James Bible comes in right under the wire at the 100 spot!  Amazing! The English-speaking, Anglo-Saxon peoples on both sides of the pond are enamored with the King James Version (KJV) of the Bible. And why not? It’s their heritage! In fact the Bible is the best-selling and most widely distributed book of all time. Jerome’s Catholic Vulgate version was the first to be printed on the Gutenberg printing press introduced into the “Holy Roman Empire” around 1440 AD. It actually put the axe to the roots of Roman Catholicism since it has nothing to do with idolatrous Rome. The authorized King James Version was published in 1611 AD addressed to God’s people, the descendants of Israel. Many people have lost their lives and had unspeakable things done to them (i.e. The Inquisition) over this book throughout history.

Catholic priests burned all book of "heretics"
Catholic priests burning the books of the Cathari

The article states: “The first New England settlements always championed the use of the Geneva Bible, a text that appealed to separatist congregations. However, by a remarkable paradox, towards the end of the 17th century, the King James Bible had come to be treasured as much by Americans as by the British.”

To hear the complete story of how the English Bible came to be, click here for an informative video presented by The Firmament titled, “Origins of the Bible.” …

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