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Catholic vs. Protestant Bibles - Holy Trinity Catholic Church

1 Catholic vs. Protestant Bibles By Greg Witherow Catholic Bibles contain Old Testament books not found in Protestant Bibles and as such Catholics are sometimes asked to explain this discrepancy. In this short essay we will briefly cover the differences between the Catholic and Protestant Bibles and the reasons behind those differences. The Books In Question The Catholic bible has seven books and parts of two others in the Old Testament that are not found in Protestant Bibles1. Catholics refer to these books as the Deutercanonical2 books while Protestants refer to them as apocryphal3 books. The books in question are the following: Tobit Judith The Book of Wisdom Sirach (also called Ecclesiaticus) Baruch 1 Maccabees 2 Maccabees Seven chapters in the book of Esther4 Two chapters and a prayer in the book of Daniel5 But how did these books find their way into the Catholic bible and why do Protestants dispute them? To answer these questions we will look at the bible from the time of Christ through the period of the Reformation.

The Church Calls A Council In the early centuries there were festering controversies in the Church over what the New Testament canon should be. The Church finally settled the matter in 3 local (as opposed to an ecumenical) councils. They were the council of Rome (382 A.D.), the council of Hippo (393 A.D.), and the council of Carthage (397 A.D.).

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