The New Testament Apocrypha

Robert E. Van Voorst

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Biblical Studies and Interpretation Historical, Religious, and Philosophical Studies Historical and Linguistic Studies

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The “New Testament Apocrypha” is a large body of approximately ninety extra—NT Christian writings from the end of the first century to the ninth. Many scholars now prefer the term “Early Christian Apocrypha” because most of these writings are only remotely related to the NT, and many of them were wr

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