BOOKS

 

Deuterocanon   these books were included in the 1611 King James Bible	Pseudepigrapha Hebrew Writings
1 ESDRAS	ENOCH Quoted in Jude 14-15 Included in the Canon of the Ethiopian Bible. Fragments found among the Dead Sea Scrolls	THE TWO BABYLONS – ALEXANDER HISLOP The Two Babylons is one of the great books in the Christian literature of apologetics. It is written in the classical style, with a wealth of material in the footnotes buttressing the facts brought forth in the argument. Some people may wish to throw aside a book because it has been written more than half a century, but in this case they would be foolish…
2 ESDRAS	JUBILEES   (ca. 200 before Yeshua)  Included in the Canon of the Ethiopian Bible.	BABYLON MYSTERY RELIGION
TOBIT  Included in the Canon of the Ethiopian Bible.	JASHER   Referred to in Joshua and 2nd Samuel	FROM SABBATH TO SUNDAY – SAMUELLE BACCIOCCHIA Historical Investigation of the Rise of Sunday Observance in Early Christianity by Samuelle Bacciochi
JUDITH  Included in the Canon of the Ethiopian Bible.		WHEN THEY SAW THE STAR
ESTHER
THE WISDOM OF SOLOMON  Included in the Canon of the Ethiopian Bible.
SIRACH – ECCLESIASTICUS  Included in the Canon of the Ethiopian Bible.
BARUCH
LETTER OF JEREMIAH
PRAYER OF AZARIAH
SUSANNA
BEL & THE DRAGON
PRAYER OF MANASSAH
1 MACCABEES
2 MACCABEES

COMPLETE WORKS OF JOSEPHUS
Josephus was an eyewitness to history, and his writings are considered authoritative. These texts are key to understanding a pivotal point in world history, which has tragic repercussions even to this day.

POLYCARP’S EPISTLE TO THE PHILIPIANS
Polycarp was born c. 70 A.D in Asia Minor – the growing centre of Christianity, particularly after the destruction of Jerusalem. Though little is known about his early years, it is likely Polycarp was born into a Christian home as he considered himself to have lived in service to the Lord from a very early age – if not his whole life. It is almost certain that Polycarp, as a young man, knew the Apostle John and others who had seen and heard Jesus Christ. According to Irenaeus, Polycarp would often repeat their words from memory, relating teachings John had passed on to him and many accounts of miracles performed by Jesus.
[B A Johnson]