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This Epistle was written in Koine Greek between, 70 and 135 AD, possibly in Alexandria, Egypt. Many Church Fathers considered it to be authentic.

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Codex Sinaiticus untranslated text for verse 19:5

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This Epistle discusses the Two Ways towards its end, in chapters 18 to 21, similar to the Essenes' view of themselves as the "sons of light" fighting against the "sons of darkness" as included in the Dead Sea Scrolls.

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see also - chapter-by-chapter analysis

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This is not the so-called "Gospel of Barnabas," which is not authentic and was not written until the 13th century or later.

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The Epistle of Barnabas is not typically part of the Bible today, but is included at the end of the Codex Sinaiticus, after the Book of Revelation and prior to the Shepherd of Hermas.

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