The Apocrypha include the books of Enoch, Tobit, Maccabees, and an extended version of Esther, among other things. They aren't included in normal bibles. Oxford Press published a version a while back that includes most of them, if you're interested. Maccabees is neat, it's like a Jewish version of Braveheart...
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Originally posted by Elok
The Apocrypha include the books of Enoch, Tobit, Maccabees, and an extended version of Esther, among other things. They aren't included in normal bibles. Oxford Press published a version a while back that includes most of them, if you're interested. Maccabees is neat, it's like a Jewish version of Braveheart...
Does the Greek Church not accept them (Septaguent?)
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Ah, the septuagint is what we call our accepted version of the old testament...which includes the Apocrypha, yes. I meant that the Gideon-style bibles everybody's used to don't have them.
BTW, don't let any devout Russians catch you referring to us as "the greek church." Theyll tell you they're Orthodox too, then hit you.
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(bursts into song) That's nobody's business but the Turks!
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I don't have any need to be the next Rome. The original is doing just fine. Plus I like how Southern European women dress, wearing leather and such. Italy reminds me a lot of Turkey. Both have good food. More pasta in Italy. More feta and olives in Turkey.
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