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The exact books included in the [[Old Testament]] vary from Christian tradition to Christian tradition.  While all major Christian traditions recognize the books of the Hebrew [[Tanakh]], some also recognize certain other books.  For instance, the Ethiopian Orthodox Church recognizes 1 [[Enoch]] as a canonical book, whereas other Christian denominations do not.

The exact books included in the [[Old Testament]] vary from Christian tradition to Christian tradition.  While all major Christian traditions recognize the books of the Hebrew [[Tanakh]], some also recognize certain other books.  For instance, the Ethiopian Orthodox Church recognizes 1 [[Enoch]] as a canonical book, whereas other Christian denominations do not. See [[Biblical Canon]].

The Protestant Old Testament takes a very conservative approach; in most respects, it is identical to the Tanakh, recognizing no Deuterocanonical works.  Thus, there are 39 books in the Protestant Old Testament.  These are, in order:

The Protestant Old Testament takes a very conservative approach; in most respects, it is identical to the Tanakh, recognizing no Deuterocanonical works.  Thus, there are 39 books in the Protestant Old Testament.  These are, in order: