Who Chose the Books of the Bible? | Church History
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This video gives us a brief overview of the history of the canonization of books of the Bible. In the early centuries of Christianity, not all New Testament books that we now have were viewed as 'canonical' or 'authentic.' Some communities rejected certain books, while others accepted them. This video presents the lists of New Testament books by Eusebius of Caesarea and Athanasius of Alexandria. We will have more to come on other lists formed by church fathers. Who determined the order of the Bible? How were the books of the Bible determined?
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There are various lists that circulated during the second and third centuries that
attempted to compile books considered as authoritative New Testament texts.
Irenaeus of Lyons makes a formal mention of the four gospels and alludes to other
books of the New Testament.
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Ever wonder how the books of the Bible were chosen? In this video, we'll explore the history of the canonization process and how the order of the books was determined. Find out which books are considered authentic and why in this informative breakdown.