KnowraBiblical canonLinked fromLinked fromThe 37 pages that link to Biblical canon, each with the reason it gives.All 37Related 25Narrower topic 11Compared with 1Deuterocanonical booksNarrower topic: The deuterocanonical books are defined by their inclusion in some biblical canons and exclusion from others.Biblical typologyNarrower topic: Typology depends on reading earlier and later books as parts of a connected scriptural whole.Canon of the New TestamentNarrower topic: The New Testament’s boundaries belong to the wider question of how biblical collections are defined.Old TestamentNarrower topic: Different Christian canons determine which books belong to the Old Testament.Marcion of SinopeNarrower topic: Marcion’s collection sharpened disputes about which Christian writings belonged in scripture.Catholic BibleNarrower topic: The Catholic Bible is defined by the canon the Catholic Church receives.New Testament apocryphaNarrower topic: Canon formation determined which early Christian books were excluded.Protestant BibleNarrower topic: The Protestant Bible is one tradition’s defined scriptural collection.Biblical apocryphaNarrower topic: Apocrypha are defined by their exclusion from, or disputed place within, particular canons.EcclesiastesNarrower topic: Its place in the canon situates the book’s unsettling questions within sacred teaching.Second Epistle to the CorinthiansNarrower topic: The letter’s place in the New Testament reflects its reception within the Christian canon.