KnowraBiblical apocryphaLinked fromLinked fromThe 19 pages that link to Biblical apocrypha, each with the reason it gives.All 19Related 11Narrower topic 1Compared with 7Dead Sea ScrollsRelated: Some writings found at Qumran also survive in collections later classified as apocryphal.Biblical canonRelated: Its shifting use shows that scriptural boundaries depend on community and tradition.King James VersionRelated: The 1611 edition placed these books between the Old and New Testaments.PseudepigraphyRelated: Pseudepigraphic works and apocrypha can overlap, but one describes attribution and the other canonical status.Catholic BibleRelated: Protestant editions often place Catholic deuterocanonical books in a separate Apocrypha section.Literary forgeryRelated: Disputed authenticity is not itself proof of deliberate fabrication.PseudepigraphaRelated: Some works called pseudepigrapha overlap with apocryphal collections, though the labels answer different questions.Book of JudithRelated: Judith is classed among the Apocrypha in traditions that do not include it in their canon.Book of TobitRelated: Protestant editions often group Tobit among the Apocrypha rather than the Old Testament.Book of WisdomRelated: Many Protestant editions place the book among the Apocrypha rather than the Old Testament proper.Christian mythologyRelated: Christian apocryphal texts preserve influential stories outside many biblical canons.