hall@vice.ico.tek.com (Hal Lillywhite) (02/22/90)
In article <Feb.18.12.57.16.1990.12895@athos.rutgers.edu> vks0@gte.com (Vijay Samalam) writes:
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]Could someone recommend a good book on the Old Testament Apocrypha
]that has detailed historical commentaries and notes? Also does
]anyone know where I can find the story of the two rebel angels,
]one of them was azazel(I am not sure of the name of the other)? I
]beleive it is part of the apocrypha but I cannot trace it.Thanks.
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] Another good possibility is an annotated Bible, such as
]Oxford Annotated Bible, with Apocrypha
I believe it is also available as just the Apocrypha without the
rest of the Bible, at least it was a few years ago when I bought
mine. Title: *The Oxford Annotated Apocrypha*.
Take your pick.randy@uutopia.dell.com (randy) (02/22/90)
A good book on this entire subject, which is conservative is " A General Introduction to the Bible" by Geilser and Nix. This is a college level text book, but deals with the canon of scripture, inerrancym and other subject that come up in this group. It's relatively expensive ($29.00) and is not light reading, but it is a worthwhile addition to any Christians library. Randy ________________________________________________________ Randy Price randy@uutopia.dell.com