BreadOfLife
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You're DODGING the issue, as usual - so I will clarify.a) The Bible has been edited many times by many people. Do you seriously think that you are reading the original manuscripts that were written in ancient Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek?
b) If the (English) Bible is truth, how come the Catholic denomination doesn't agree with what it says?
And you call my remarks "idiotic" and "unfounded"? You're just jealous because I understand the truth.
The Synod of Rome (382) is where the canon was first formally identified – ALL 73 (not 66) Books.
- 11 years after that, it was confirmed at the Synod of Hippo (393).
- 4 years later, at the Council (or Synod) of Carthage (397), it was yet again confirmed. The bishops wrote at the end of their document, "But let Church beyond sea (Rome) be consulted about confirming this canon". There were 44 bishops, including St. Augustine who signed the document.
- 7 years later, in 405, in a letter from Pope Innocent I to Exsuperius, Bishop of Toulouse, he reiterated the canon.
- 14 years after that, at the 2nd Council (Synod) of Carthage (419) the canon was again formally confirmed.
The Canon of Scripture was officially closed at the Council of Trent in the 16th century because of the perversions happening within Protestantism and the random editing and deleting of books from the Canon.
NOW - WHY did Luther DELETE the 7 Books (Tobit, Judith, Baruch, Sirach, 1 & 1 Maccabees and Wisdom from the OT, along with portions of Daniel and Esther??
You should KNOW this since YOU adhere to HIS canon.