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1:02:27

Badawi/Morosi Debate

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

almost 19 years ago

22:49

Portions of Daniel let's see what people don't understand is That you have two Classifications of apocryphal

10:16

Some Roman Catholic Issues: Transubstantiation/Apocrypha

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 18 years ago

7:05

Now what about early Christians in the Apocrypha it was stated that all of the patristic sources Utilized these books as direct scripture in reality. Those early writings are so fragmentary that many books the Apocrypha are never even made reference to.

41:20

Lesson 13: Septuagint, Apocrypha, Pseudepigrapha, and Other Big Words Part 1

Kootenai Church

over 5 years ago

26:33

But when they used language that the Apocrypha also used, they never even referenced it as the source, indicating that what they were doing in their mind was not quoting an Old Testament text. They were not quoting an authoritative text because their way of even sharing language in those few very rare instances of language that we find in Apocryphal books, even their way of doing so indicated that they did not view it as Scripture.

57:07

Apologetics: Catholicism 2

FBC

Faith Bible Church

almost 2 years ago

9:07

Overwhelmingly, historians agree that the apocryphal books were not included in Jewish worship, even in the first century. Next slide. Why does this matter? Why do we have to be so strict about whether apocrypha is in the Bible or not?

18:54

The Canon of Scripture - Part 2

WBC

Whitten Baptist Church

almost 6 years ago

0:54

First off, remember, when we speak of the Old Testament Apocrypha, we are mostly speaking against the additional books and chapters of the Roman Catholic Canon. We have seven or eight extra Old Testament books, 1st, 2nd Maccabees, Tobit, Edress, and some extra chapters in Esther and Daniel.

8:52

Reasons why the Apocrypha does not belong in the Bible

CARM

almost 15 years ago

6:56

The Apocrypha rightly does have some devotional purposes and does have historical values. For example, in Maccabees, it does describe the intertestamental period between the Old and New Testaments. But these writings are not Scripture, they are not inspired.

2:50:33

Worship Service | Adult Sunday School

Kootenai Church

over 5 years ago

21:56

Writings which claimed to have been written by the Apostles or by somebody closely associated with the Apostles and we refer to those as the false writings of the Pseudepigrapha. And we see that even during Paul's lifetime there were false writings that circulated claiming to be written by the Apostle Paul himself.

2:03:49

The Apocrypha (White vs Matatics)

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 33 years ago

47:07

That contain the apocryphal books.

2:43:38

Did the Bible Misquote Jesus? (White vs Ehrman)

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 17 years ago

1:52:41

early Christian tradition about Enoch who was preaching the preaching of Enoch according to some of the apocryphal

46:20

Lesson 13: Septuagint, Apocrypha, Pseudepigrapha, and Other Big Words Part 2

Kootenai Church

over 5 years ago

2:42

46:08

55 - The Apocrypha

SFE

Striving for Eternity Videos

over 5 years ago

4:29

This is kind of adapted from Doug Bookman's notes on Bibliology, so I'm going to kind of stick more to my notes than I typically do, only because I don't really do a whole lot of reading on the Apocrypha, and reading the Apocrypha books I did have to for seminary, but I really focus on God's Word and not a bunch of mysticism that others have written.

1:14:16

Does the Bible Misquote Jesus? Part 2

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

about 12 years ago

23:18

Christian tradition about Enoch who was preaching, the preaching of Enoch, according to some of the apocryphal

1:05:50

Apologetics Session 6 - The Bible - Part 2

Cornerstone Church

over 4 years ago

9:58

So other extra -biblical books, non -biblical books. In his introduction to the Nag Hammadi Library in English, James Robinson suggests these codices may have belonged to a nearby Patrimean monastery and were buried after Saint Athanasius condemned the use of non -canonical books, books not in the canon, in his Festal Letter in 367 A .D.

57:08

2024 08 11 Apologetics RCC 1 pt 2

FBC

Faith Bible Church

almost 2 years ago

19:04

Not a single of them is from the Apocrypha. That's important. This is important, right? Isn't that striking? A book, I mean, or a collection of books the size of the two -thirds of the New Testament, not single one of them is quoted by the New Testament authors.

1:00:33

Radio Free Damascus

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

almost 13 years ago

28:13

But if you have not, if you don't know who Apollonius of Tyana was, or may have been, and the issues regarding the paucity of information that we have, the questions concerning the reliability of that material, the late nature of that material, the vast contrast between the worldview represented in Apollonius of Tyana, the vast contrast in the textual background of the materials, and the breadth of the materials in comparison to the New Testament.

10:58

Abdullah of the UK on Textual Claims, Part 4

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

about 18 years ago

2:53

Now once again, I am left a little bit befuddled as to what is really being said here. Aksodonkas contained a wide variety of papyri materials, not just Christian materials. And so to even suggest, well, most of the stuff was not in the Bible, yeah, so, it almost sounds like they think this is a single papyri, or made up of lots of papyri, it is really hard to follow this kind of assertion and to really try to understand seriously what is being asserted.

1:52:26

Almost Mega Length DL with Five Major Topics

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 8 years ago

4:39

Nothing new here at all. Many of these books are extremely fragmentary. And in comparison to the New Testament books, horrifically transmitted, just nowhere near the pedigree of the manuscript tradition and everything else that you have for the New Testament books, as far as early manuscripts or multiple attestation or anything along those lines at all.

1:29:24

The Reliability of the New Testament Text

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 15 years ago

41:44

Keep in mind that the earliest manuscripts we have of most works of antiquity are 500 to 700 years removed from the original. We have much more evidence of the New Testament than any other work of antiquity.

34:40

Who Owns Manuscripts & Critical Texts? - Talk 2

Selling Jesus

5 months ago

11:47

But that's it, that's it. No one else can archive these things. The Bodleian Library has a number of Hebrew manuscripts that have been made available online, asserting a Creative Commons attribution non -commercial license on each.

1:16:34

Apologetics Session 7 - The Bible - Part 3

Cornerstone Church

over 4 years ago

39:34

This is not just manuscripts, but all the extra biblical writings all of the early Church Fathers writings. We have over 24 ,000 copies of parts of the New Testament. Which if we stack from the floor would stand over a mile high so we have just a ton of evidence.