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Now if your talking about the Bible Catholics, and the Orthodox read then I would have to agree, it's in their Bibles.
But these books which you guys place so much stock in do not appear in the KJV, or many other Protestant versions.
So we really can't say they..... The "deuterocanonical" books have always been part of Christian scripture. Can we?
Sorry, but what the Israelite's did is not Teaching, they chose to rebel against God.
Do you understand the term DOMAIN?
What the Israelite's did, was a demonstration of that Domain, but it cannot be taken for Free Will.
Because I chose to put on white socks this morning doesn't demonstrate Free Will either, nor does what I chose to eat tonight, and if someone asks me to chose this day what I am going to do then, nope that doesn't do it either.
That is not quite right I have a KJV Bible that contains the deutercanonical books.
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