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[patchworkid]

Hi I was wondering Will BibleSupport.com have all the Lost Books of the Bible as Topics to be posted so people can cross study these books to the 66Books?

As a Resource Builder - One who collects modules and I have the Lost Books in Topics form.
I would like to know what people think about them.

thanks
Patchworkid

[Josh Bond]

You mean the apocrypha? Misc collection: http://www.biblesupp...9-bookstopxexe/

There's also a number of individual books of the apocrypha in the downloads, like the Gospel of Thomas, Gospel of Peter, Book of Enoch, etc. If you have modules that are formatted better, or read better, or ones we don't have, feel free to upload them.

It's an entertaining read, if nothing else.

[Ebed Doulos]

Back in the early 1980s, there was a reprinted 1926 book called "The Lost Books of the Bible" which made its rounds. It contained New Testament pseudepigrapha with titles such as the Gospel of Mary, The Infancy Gospel, The letters of Pilot and Herod, etc. Perhaps Patchworkid is referring to that. Or perhaps he is referring to the Gnostic Library, Dead Sea Scrolls, the Kabballah or other ancient "alternative" scripture.

[Josh Bond]

Back in the early 1980s, there was a reprinted 1926 book called "The Lost Books of the Bible" which made its rounds. It contained New Testament pseudepigrapha with titles such as the Gospel of Mary, The Infancy Gospel, The letters of Pilot and Herod, etc.

Yeah, here's the book your referring to:
http://www.sacred-te.../lbob/index.htm

As to which books were included, and not included (and burned and banned), by the early church fathers has always been interesting to me.

[jonathon]

was wondering Will BibleSupport.com have all the Lost Books of the Bible as Topics to be posted

Half of that collection can be found at
http://www.biblesupp...-of-edentopxexe

I"ve forgotten the name of the other half of that collection, but it was FTPd here.

jonathon