---Taken from "The Seraphim Files"

THE NEW TESTAMENT APOCRYPHA AND COMMENTARY

Although not included in the canonical New Testament, the "The New Testament Apocrypha" (sometimes erroneously called "The Lost Books of the Bible") is a body of literature authored by notable Christians in the Apostolic Age or in the first few centuries after. This study is a revision of the ancient manuscripts into modern English with a commentary and correlation of Bible verses on the same subjects.

This study will interest the following types of readers:

Those simply curious about the formation of the Bible and the little-known literary history of the early Church.

Those interested in the theological development of the earliest-held beliefs of the primitive Christian communities.

Bible students who wish to expand their knowledge of the scriptures by learning how early Christian writers referred to both familiar and obscure passages in the Bible.

The Gospels

The Epistles

Miscellaneous

Desert Fathers on Mysticism (57KB)

The Didache, or Teaching of the Apostles (36.8KB)

Seraphim's Tips on Bible Interpretation

Chronology of Christianity, A.D. 1-199

Chronology of Christianity, A.D. 200-640

Chronology 600-1 B.C.

Chronology 10,000-601 B.C.

Lifespans of Famous Christians