Lost Bible Books and Apocrypha

Lost Bible Books and Apocrypha

Book of Jasher Enoch Jubilees

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  • Released
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  • June 9, 2016
  • February 15, 2023

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Explore ancient religious texts excluded from the canonical Bible. This app offers a collection of New Testament Apocrypha and Old Testament pseudepigrapha, providing insights into early Christian beliefs and the evolving nature of biblical texts. Discover forgotten gospels, epistles, and apocalyptic writings.

New Testament Apocrypha
Old Testament Pseudepigrapha
Gospel of Mary
Protevangelion
Letters of Paul and Seneca
Shepherd of Hermas
First Book of Adam and Eve
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What's New in Lost Bible Books and Apocrypha

1.1

February 15, 2023

Bug fixes and performance improvements

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Thank you

Thank you for making these books available for free. Every man and woman should have access to these to make their own decision on what is truth. They’re historical books and include more details and answer questions the Bible doesn’t have. Most of them complement the bible, not contradict. The day I finished reading The Lost Books of Enoch, I had a very vivid dream and saw Jesus. It was so beautiful. I also really love the books of Adam and Eve because they tell us more about the nature of the fall and what it was like before sin entered the world. A glimpse of what is to come for those who have a relationship with Jesus Christ when we are restored to our heavenly bodies.
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I’m am so grateful to have this and I love how easy for someone that’s not computer savvy to navigate and use

Your Hardwork is appreciated

Having these sacred pieces of scripture, really put certain perspectives in their rightful place, which in return helps us grow closer to our creator!!🙏

No audio option

Why does it give you an option to select a voice but no way to play the actual audio??

Removed entire texts

In 2nd Esdras Chapter 7 starting in verse 36 to 44 explaining what will happen after death during judgement if one doesnt follow Yah’s commandments the entire texts are just removed. You can test this for yourself within the Cepher or Halleluyah Scriptures all of those verses are just removed which leads me to believe it was deliberate. I gave it 1 extra star since at least these books are available for free. But when reading the scripture accuracy is EVERYTHING.
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Reported Bugs

4 issues

Chapters not numbered correctly

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Entire sections of text missing

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Audio button covered by ads

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Inability to switch between books

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Requested Features

5 requests

Ability to highlight and take notes

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Improved navigation and table of contents

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Option to change Bible translation

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Audio playback functionality

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Removal of ads or paid version

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FAQ

What kind of books are included in this app?

This app contains a collection of religious texts that were excluded from the canonical Bible. It includes New Testament Apocrypha, such as the Gospel of Mary and the Protevangelion, as well as Old Testament pseudepigrapha like the First Book of Adam and Eve. These writings offer insights into early Christian beliefs and the historical development of biblical texts.

Are these books considered part of the official Bible?

No, the books included in this app were not considered part of the official, canonical Bible by early compilers. They are often referred to as Apocrypha or pseudepigrapha. While they were sometimes admired or read by early Christians, they were ultimately excluded from inclusion in the final biblical canon.

What is the purpose of reading these lost books?

Reading these lost books can provide a deeper understanding of the fluid nature of the early biblical canon and the diverse beliefs present in early Christianity. They offer additional narratives about biblical figures, explore theological concepts not found in canonical texts, and shed light on the historical context in which the Bible was formed.

Is this app free to use?

The app is available for free, but it does contain advertisements. Users may have the option to make in-app purchases, though the specific nature of these purchases is not detailed in the provided description.