What if the Bible you know isn't the complete story?
Throughout history, many sacred texts were removed, suppressed, or lost-until now.
For centuries, The Lost Books of the Bible have remained shrouded in mystery-sacred writings excluded from the official biblical canon. These ancient texts, once revered and widely circulated, offer missing pieces of biblical history, alternative perspectives on well-known figures, and powerful prayers and psalms that were left out of traditional scripture.
Included Texts:
- Additions to Esther - Lost passages that expand Esther's story with prayers and divine interventions.
- Prayer of Azariah and Song of the Three Young Men - A powerful prayer and hymn sung from the fiery furnace in the Book of Daniel.
- Susanna (Daniel 13) - A remarkable tale of virtue, false accusations, and divine justice.
- Bel and the Dragon - A fascinating addition to Daniel, exposing the deception behind idol worship.
- The Letter of Jeremiah - A prophetic warning against idolatry, often linked to the Book of Baruch.
- Psalm 151 - A lost psalm attributed to King David, rediscovered in the Dead Sea Scrolls.
What You'll Discover Inside:
- Suppressed Biblical Narratives - Explore the missing passages that were once part of sacred scripture.
- Lost Prayers and Hymns - Experience powerful prayers and songs of faith that were hidden for centuries.
- Ancient Wisdom and Prophecy - Gain insights into biblical figures and events that were nearly forgotten.
- Why These Books Were Removed - Uncover the historical and theological reasons behind their exclusion.
Unlock the lost scriptures that history tried to erase-get your copy today.
Titel
The Lost Books of the Bible
Untertitel
The Hidden Stories of Esther, Daniel, and the Apocryphal Books That Were Suppressed from the Bible
Übersetzer
EAN
9781804216842
Format
E-Book (epub)
Hersteller
Veröffentlichung
21.06.2025
Digitaler Kopierschutz
Wasserzeichen
Dateigrösse
0.51 MB
Anzahl Seiten
68
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