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acknowledged by the Council of Carthage.
25 The decision of the two councils about these books cannot be
considered as an ARGUMENT for obvious reasons. Firstly all the
councils had acknowledged the Book of Jude. The Council of
Liodesia then accepted the ten verses of chapter 10 from the Book
of Esther, and the six chapters subsequent to chapter 10. The
Song of Solomon, Tobit, Baruch, Ecclesiastes and Maccabees
were acknowledged by the council of Carthage, while all the
subsequent councils confirmed the decision of the above three
councils.
26 Now, if the decisions of these councils were founded on
authenticated ARGUMENTs, which they most certainly were not, then
the Protestants would have accepted them, but on the other hand,
if their decisions were arbitrary, as was in fact the case, it was
necessary for the Protestants to reject all of these books. We are
very much surprised to note that they accepted the Councils'
25 The decision of the two councils about these books cannot be
considered as an ARGUMENT for obvious reasons. Firstly all the
councils had acknowledged the Book of Jude. The Council of
Liodesia then accepted the ten verses of chapter 10 from the Book
of Esther, and the six chapters subsequent to chapter 10. The
Song of Solomon, Tobit, Baruch, Ecclesiastes and Maccabees
were acknowledged by the council of Carthage, while all the
subsequent councils confirmed the decision of the above three
councils.
26 Now, if the decisions of these councils were founded on
authenticated ARGUMENTs, which they most certainly were not, then
the Protestants would have accepted them, but on the other hand,
if their decisions were arbitrary, as was in fact the case, it was
necessary for the Protestants to reject all of these books. We are
very much surprised to note that they accepted the Councils'