What Should Constitute The Canon of Sacred Scripture?

INTRODUCTION In popular areas of Christian theology, discussions that lasted about 2000 have almost completely disapproved. Sometimes, except for references from more troublesome text, there seems to be little help through countless theology books. Considering the Board's discussion on this issue will lead to frustration as this topic is completely excluded. Desperately, a curious questioner may turn to Catholic text, and pastors and experts will begin discussing the problem deeply.

In today's Christian there are only two types of writing, inspiration, classical poetry, and no inspired Apocrypha, but Athanasius has a "classical" Bible, "reading" and "reading" There are three categories. Without inspiration ... How can we verify that Athanasius uses divinity as a sacred Bible? ... Athanasius quotes the rights of Baruch and Susanna and the Bibles of Isaiah, Psalms, Romans and Hebrews. Then the angel said to him: Take the fish's internal organs and place him with his heart, bile and liver: as these are needed for useful medicines. When he did this, he burned meat and they removed them: the rest was that they were as much marinated as possible until they came to Midi's wrath. Then Tobias asked the angels and told him: I beg you, the Azarius brothers, tell me what kind of relief there is for these things, tell me if you have a fish Please give me? - Tobit 6: 5-7

The Canon - Hebrew Bible 's 39 books and the Greek New Testament' s 27 books are sacred, not merely the origins of mankind (meaning "measurement") that make up the entire Christian classic. In addition to the inner testimony of the Bible itself (2 Timothy 3:16), the revelation and conservation of the Bible God is proved by the early chronological and consistency of many available manuscripts, by confirmation and realization of archeology can do. Predictive prophecy

The Christian Bible considers Christian sects to be inspired by God, therefore it is a set of books that we believe constitutes the Bible. The early church was mainly Aramaic and used the translation of the 1970s and Targa, but the apostles did not leave a clear new section, but instead the classic of the New Testament evolved over the course of time. Groups within Christianity include various books as part of their sacred work. The most prominent of them is Biblical books or deuterocanonical books.