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The Complete Apocrypha: 2018 Edition with Enoch, Jasher, and Jubilees

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The classic edition of The Complete Apocrypha is back, now fully updated and revised with all the latest material from Covenant Press. Featuring the complete collection of 99 of the best-known Judeo-Christian apocryphal books in print, plus literally thousands of additional books of ancient Judeo- Christian apocrypha, pseudepigrapha, and ancient history via digital access, fully and accurately revised in contemporary and easy-to-read English, plus hundreds of hours of audio and video content. The official Complete Apocrypha® series is the definitive, modern-English collection of apocrypha, pseudepigrapha, Judeo-Christian legends, and Early Church writings that provides historical context and keen insights into the Holy Bible that millions of Christians and Jews around the world love and cherish. With The Complete Apocrypha you can discover what the world was like before Noah’s Flood, who the Nephilim were, how Cain died, how Abraham was tutored in the knowledge of God by Noah’s son Shem, what happened during the 400 “silent years,” how the Prophet Daniel slayed a dragon, and insight and answers to countless other biblical mysteries. LIMITED EDITION HARDCOVER FEATURE OVERVIEW:Over seven times as much content as the entire Holy Bible when including both print and digital material.The complete and unabridged Complete Apocrypha collection, featuring all Catholic and Orthodox Deuterocanon material, all three of the books of Enoch, Jasher, Jubilees, the Aramaic Book of Giants, the testaments, apocalypses, pseudepigrapha, New Testament-era works, the Apostolic Fathers, Sibylline Oracles, key early writings, and much more (99 books in print, with the contemporary translation of Jasher via digital access and thousands of additional books in the Digital Library).The complete and unabridged versions of Josephus’ Antiquities and Against Apion and Eusebius’ Chronicon and Ecclesiastical History (44 books via permanent digital access).The only collection of its kind fully updated and revised in contemporary and easy-to-read English, literally and accurately translated. Enjoy and comprehend what you’re reading.Lay-flat design with heavy-weight crème paper for an antique feel; equally suitable for marking and taking notes.Elegant and sizable 11-pt serif throughout makes reading easy, enjoyable, and relaxing on the eyes.Audiobook, videos, maps, timelines, and much more. PACKED FULL OF EXCITING SUPPLEMENTARY CONTENTIntroductory book information.Hundreds of hours of audiobook and video content via digital access.Copious apologetic and background information.Maps, timelines, and other materials.A “Where Do I Find It?” index.A nearly 200-word glossary of key terms, concepts, and characters from Bible history. THE NEW, LITERAL, EASY-TO-READ, DEFINITIVE COLLECTION OF CHRISTIAN APOCRYPHAL BOOKS Read more

Publisher ‏ : ‎ Covenant Press


Publication date ‏ : ‎ December 2, 2024


Language ‏ : ‎ English


Print length ‏ : ‎ 519 pages


ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1954419228


ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 23


Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 3.19 pounds


Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 8.49 x 1.49 x 11.24 inches


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    • Excellent read with tiny font.
Format: Paperback
I am trying to read this apocrypha, however the print is very small. It doesn’t include Adam and Eve and how they lived, when kicked out of the garden. This same publisher has a 2022 edition with 52 stories: has bigger FONT, 700+pages! Yippee! I love a good, lengthy book. This translation, is easy to read. When I read the KJV Bible. I actually wrote on one of the pages, ‘Does God even like women?’ I was so perplexed as there are so few women who do amazing things. However this apocrypha is full of women and men who actually do miracles and godly things. I’m not a women’s libber. But gosh, it’s so nice to see women as something more than concubines. I see why the governing bodies, in those days, took out these chapters. Also, Enoch is NOT a flat earther! Ridiculous. He says he went to the “four cornerstones” of the earth: N-S-E-W, in my opinion. Not to the edges of the flat world. I am sending this back, it’s too hard to pick up and read. I’m 1.75 readers and by page ten, I’d say I adapted to the font. But, I want to pick it up and have the first sentence readable. There is a large print, by this publisher. It looks ridiculously large. 9 verses to a page. If you’re elderly, that might Be perfect for you. If you’re a middle age house wife, or a ‘honey-doer’ then get the newest edition. Such incredible stories. I’m happy I got it. But I’m sending it back for the larger font. I’m excited to read it, as a whole: 52 books. Rapture is coming. God bless you. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2022 by Nicki
    • Very happy I bought this Very happy I bought this
Format: Hardcover
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This has been a daily read for months now. Love it. The content collection, of course, is expansive. I don't enjoy reading on screens, so I haven't bothered to look at the digital extras. This is my first read through most of these books so I can't speak to the integrity of the LSV translation, except to say that it's easy enough for me to read and it's easily understandable. Beyond the individual books included, there's extra material that I've enjoyed, including some info about CCC (the publishing org), all of which have been useful. I like the book's organization, formatting, and typesetting. I also really like the way the pages feel and look. The pages are much hardier than I expected, and they present themselves as as being historic or ancient, which adds to the appeal. I wasn't excited about the inclusion of QR codes, sprinkled throughout, that lead to background videos, but they've been surprisingly useful too. You might want to consider adding a pen/pencil holder and some ribbon bookmarks like you see in the pictures. Tremendously helpful: bookmark: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DCD75S4G?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_1 pen/pencil holder: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B19V5QYL?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_1 ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2025 by Happy Package
    • Good
Format: Paperback
Good read
Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2026 by Reviewer of this
    • A Useful, Affordable Source for Enoch and Jubilees
Format: Paperback
Although I find the NRSV Apocrypha is an excellent source for the traditional books of the Apocrypha, I wanted some of the additional literature that appeared between the Old and New Testament periods. Enoch and Jubilees are two of the most important sources from that time, and the Covenant Press edition of the Apocrypha, for the Covenant Christian Coalition, makes them conveniently available at a reasonable price. It is unusual that an evangelical organization would sponsor a translation of the Apocrypha. For example neither the NIV nor the CSB includes any of these books. I suspect that this edition does because some of the members of the Covenant Christian Coalition consider all or some of them canonical, although the Coalition itself does not. Somewhat puzzling is the inclusion of the translation of the Book of Jasher. While a book by that name is mentioned in the Bible, the Jasher included here was not known to exist before 1625. The only large religious body to consider it of significant value is the Latter Day Saints (Mormons), and even it does not give it official sanction, nor is it likely to join an evangelical association. Problems with the physical quality of the volume appear to have been corrected, and although the print is somewhat small, for most people it should be quite readable. There are very brief introductions to each book. If the reader is looking for a good source for Enoch and Jubilees, or wants the text of Jasher, this edition of the Apocrypha will fill those needs nicely. It will also give you an adequate translation for the traditional Apocrypha. However, for the traditional books of the Apocrypha I still vastly prefer the NRSV. The Covenant Press edition presents all of the text in blocks of print. While this may be closer to the original manuscripts, it is not how the present-day reader will find it easiest to approach them, and any sense of a poetic style is lost in those places where it was intended. There are no notes to indicate alternate readings, and the additions to Daniel and Esther are marked, but not in a manner that makes it easy to find them. The Letter to Jeremiah is included as part of Baruch with only a passing indication in the introduction that it is a separate work. In conclusion, this volume can be a useful addition to the Biblical literature you may already have. However, it is most effectively used along with other sources. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2020 by John Santosuosso
    • Everything is Perfect Everything is Perfect
Format: Hardcover
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2024 Revision of 2018 edition After purchasing this particular version, I looked deeper into the negative reviews. This is my first time purchasing this. I’ve read quite a bit of Enoch and have heard of many of the others, but I’ve never done my own research this far. Reading the negative reviews told me what to look for. 1- All of the pages are there 2- All of the books are where the Table of Contents says it will be. 3- None of the books are “missing” chapters. 3A- Begins with Esther, chapter 11. The first 10 are in the Bible. 3B- Any omitted chapters are acknowledged for; as in recognizing we do no have them, but we do have fragments. 3C- Fragments are labeled as such. Which tells us that again, we just don’t have them. They are lost, never found, destroyed…. Gone. Not omitted. 4- Easy to read print. Not a 2 or 6 as I had seen some claim. (I’m sure they were just exaggerating.) I included a side by side with my standard sized bible for you to see the comparison. Keep in mind, my knowledge of the contents included in this book is minute. But I can tell you that it very beautifully does have everything it says it does. The cover is very nice. I am happily satisfied with this purchase. Not one single complaint. I’m sorry to those who bought lemons. But thank you for your reviews. I was excited to sit for as long as it took (2hours 😁) and see what this book has and make sure it was all there. It actually was fun. I really hope my review helps you decide which version would be best fitting for you. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2025 by Amanda
    • Great book
Format: Paperback
Very nice
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2026 by Teresa
    • Jesus loves you
Format: Paperback
Who doesn't need to read the Apocrypha???? The more you learn about Jesus then fuller your heart feels.
Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2025 by Ella Spence
    • Expands on many stories the KGV glosses over
Format: Paperback
I had been exposed to Enoch and some of the other Apocrypha and it was good to have it in book form. So that was not new to me... What was new to me was the expanded story of Abel and Cain and how Cain offer was not as acceptable...Abel gave of the finest of his flock...Cain offered leftovers after he had selected the cream of the crop for himself... How Isaac boasted that he would be willing to be sacrificed to others...then Lo and Behold the Lord holds him to it down the road. So many expanded stories such as these that provide a more human take and explain the motives involved. Also the expanded story of the hundreds of years spent in Egypt that the Bible glosses over... This and many other revelations are what make this book so valuable. It expands on what is merely mentioned in KGV and provides much that is of value. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2019 by Roy F. Waugh III

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