Apocrypha

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[[ko:외경]]The '''Apocrypha''' refers to a collection of fourteen or fifteen books written between the 3rd century B.C. and the 1st century A.D. These books are not recognized as part of the [[The Old Testament|Old Testament]] canon. Their authorship is uncertain, and they were not included in the Hebrew Scriptures, although they were later added to the Greek translation of the Old Testament.

[[ko:외경]][[File:The Apocrypha Resvised Standard version.jpg|thumb|200px|Cover of Apocrypha, 1957]]The '''Apocrypha''' refers to a collection of fourteen or fifteen books written between the 3rd century B.C. and the 1st century A.D. These books are not recognized as part of the [[The Old Testament|Old Testament]] canon. Their authorship is uncertain, and they were not included in the Hebrew Scriptures, although they were later added to the Greek translation of the Old Testament.

==What Is Apocrypha?==

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|Esdras, derived from the Greek word for Ezra, encompasses the translated books of [[Ezra (Bible)|Ezra]], [[Book of 2 Chronicles|2 Chronicles]], and [[~~Book of~~ Nehemiah|Nehemiah]]. Additionally, it incorporates the legend of Zerubbabel, serving the purpose of demonstrating to Ptolemy, the king of Greece, the generosity of [[Cyrus (II)|Cyrus]] and Darius, rulers of Persia, toward the Jewish people.

|Esdras, derived from the Greek word for Ezra, encompasses the translated books of [[Ezra (Bible)|Ezra]], [[Book of 2 Chronicles|2 Chronicles]], and [[Nehemiah (Bible)|Nehemiah]]. Additionally, it incorporates the legend of Zerubbabel, serving the purpose of demonstrating to Ptolemy, the king of Greece, the generosity of [[Cyrus (II)|Cyrus]] and Darius, rulers of Persia, toward the Jewish people.

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-<!-- interlanguage:start -->[[ko:외경]]<!-- interlanguage:end -->The '''Apocrypha''' refers to a collection of fourteen or fifteen books written between the 3rd century B.C. and the 1st century A.D. These books are not recognized as part of the [[The Old Testament|Old Testament]] canon. Their authorship is uncertain, and they were not included in the Hebrew Scriptures, although they were later added to the Greek translation of the Old Testament.
+<!-- interlanguage:start -->[[ko:외경]]<!-- interlanguage:end -->[[File:The Apocrypha Resvised Standard version.jpg|thumb|200px|Cover of Apocrypha, 1957]]The '''Apocrypha''' refers to a collection of fourteen or fifteen books written between the 3rd century B.C. and the 1st century A.D. These books are not recognized as part of the [[The Old Testament|Old Testament]] canon. Their authorship is uncertain, and they were not included in the Hebrew Scriptures, although they were later added to the Greek translation of the Old Testament.
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-|Esdras, derived from the Greek word for Ezra, encompasses the translated books of [[Ezra (Bible)|Ezra]], [[Book of 2 Chronicles|2 Chronicles]], and [[Book of Nehemiah|Nehemiah]]. Additionally, it incorporates the legend of Zerubbabel, serving the purpose of demonstrating to Ptolemy, the king of Greece, the generosity of [[Cyrus (II)|Cyrus]] and Darius, rulers of Persia, toward the Jewish people.
+|Esdras, derived from the Greek word for Ezra, encompasses the translated books of [[Ezra (Bible)|Ezra]], [[Book of 2 Chronicles|2 Chronicles]], and [[Nehemiah (Bible)|Nehemiah]]. Additionally, it incorporates the legend of Zerubbabel, serving the purpose of demonstrating to Ptolemy, the king of Greece, the generosity of [[Cyrus (II)|Cyrus]] and Darius, rulers of Persia, toward the Jewish people.
 | rowspan="3" |Excluded in the Common Translation Bible of Korea
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