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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]].

The '''Epistle of Barnabas''' is attributed to the highly intelligent early disciple [[Barnabas]], 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: