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Line 8: − − The protocanonical books are those 53 books of the Bible which have been accepted since A.D. the first century as divinely-inspired scripture by all [[Catholic Church|Catholic]], [[Orthodox Church|Orthodox]], and [[Protestantism|Protestant]] Christians.
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==Canonical status==
==Canonical status==
The protocanonical books have always been retained in the Greek Bible. Orthodoxy in the east was never confronted with a need to officially define the canon of the Bible and has continued to use the Septuagint as passed down from the time of the apostles of the ancient Church in the 1st century to the present day.
The protocanonical books have always been retained in the Greek Bible. Orthodoxy in the east was never confronted with a need to officially define the canon of the Bible and has continued to use the Septuagint as passed down from the time of the apostles of the ancient Church in the 1st century to the present day.