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Part 2: WHY Were These Books REJECTED From The Bible?

▶️ You'll LOVE this video next:    • WHY Were These Books REJECTED From The Bible?   ✝️ Subscribe for more Christian history:    / @the_ground_level   Part 2: WHY Were These Books REJECTED From The Bible? Have you ever wondered why Catholic and Protestant Bibles have a different number of books? Or what happened to the texts that early Christians read, loved, and almost included in the New Testament? In 367 AD, Bishop Athanasius established the 27 books of the New Testament. But he didn’t just ban the weird or dangerous books—he actually recommended several texts that simply didn't make the final cut. Think of the Bible as an album, and these are the B-Sides. In this video, we explore 5 fascinating books that were "this close" to being in your Bible: The Shepherd of Hermas, The Didache, The Wisdom of Solomon, 1 Esdras, and Sirach. We dive into the history of the Biblical canon, the Apocrypha (or Deuterocanonical books), and the real reasons why these ancient texts were left in the margins of Christian history. Whether you are Protestant, Catholic, Orthodox, or just a history buff, the story of how the Bible was put together is full of surprises. 00:00 - The Books That Almost Made the Bible 01:55 - The Shepherd of Hermas 04:20 - The Didache 08:15 - The Wisdom of Solomon 10:35 - 1 Esdras 13:10 - Sirach (Ecclesiasticus) 15:00 - Conclusion #BibleHistory #Apocrypha #ChurchHistory #Theology #BiblicalStudies