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The old testament CANON
This is the canon of the bible
It refers to the list of O.T. and N.T. books accepted by the Catholic Church as being divinely inspired
We call the Jewish people Janakn
Janakn- Hebrew term for O.T
It is an indispensable part of the Cristian bible also
The old covenant between god and the jews has never been revoked
The O.T. was written in Hebrew and some Greek
Greek- later for Jewish community Called Septuagint
in Greek speaking Alexandria, Egypt
New testament written in Greek and Aramaic- a form of Hebrew but far enough from it to need its own translator
During the early Christian centuries there were 2 listings of Canonical Writings
1. The longer list which was the Septuagint, had an additional 7 books that the prostants reformers rejected and they would call those 7 extra books the Deuterocanonical books because do not believe that those 7 books are inspired by God
They went with the shorter list which was the
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