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Epistle of Barnabas (view source)

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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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The '''Epistle of Barnabas''' is attributed to the highly intelligent early disciple, a [[Hellenized]] [[Jew]], was for a while a travel companion of [[Paul]].  Some even credit Barnabas as the anonymous author of the masterpiece [[Epistle to the Hebrews]].
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The '''Epistle of Barnabas''' is attributed to the highly intelligent early disciple, a [[Hellenized]] [[Jew]], was for a while a travel companion of [[Paul]].  Some even credit Barnabas as the anonymous author of the masterpiece [[Epistle to the Hebrews]]. 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]].
    
There is a strong [[pro-life]] statement in the Epistle of Barnabas, at Barnabas 19:5:
 
There is a strong [[pro-life]] statement in the Epistle of Barnabas, at Barnabas 19:5:
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