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The collection of sixteen inter-Testamental period books, not included in the Protestant Bible, is called the .
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The collection of sixteen inter-Testamental period books, not included in the Protestant Bible, is called the .

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Apocrypha. These are collections of books in a separate section of certain Bibles between old and new testements. These are works are considered by the Protestants as of unknown origin or authorship. It was published for the first in Luther's Bible.
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