Do Non-Denominational Christians/Churches use Protestant Bibles? What is their stance on Apocrypha/Deuterocanonicals?
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Non-Denominational Christians/Churches and the Bible
- Thread starter Michaelrh1325
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Non-Denominational Church of God, Anderson
It would depend on the church, as there are a wide variety of beliefs. Generally though I believe the printers left it out of the American Bibles because it was underused and still sold well. Most studies of the Septuagint contain some of the apochrapha, but I believe protestant bibles took on judaism's approach of going back to the main books of the torah because there was suspected problems and additions with the Jewish translation of the septuagint.
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