Books not contained in the Protestant Bible

[JohnR77]

This subject was integral in my conversion. As a Protestant I looked into why the CI Scofield KJV Bible was so revered among fundamental Protestants. Through that I came to learn about the deuterocanonical books. Then I learned that as late as the late 1800’s they were still in the KJV bible. That lead me to Luther, and ultimately how the final canon came to be. History is on our side as Catholics. At the end of the day one sides bible has the correct books and one doesn’t. When your doctrine is based on scripture alone but your bible has changed throughout history, it raises an eyebrow.

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Thanks for sharing that.
Most of the editions of the KJV printed between 1611 and 1890 contained the “Apocrypha” books bound between the New and Old Testaments.
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.The image below is from a 1824 KJV Bible. I added this image to the webpage I mentioned above.
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