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Susanna is not a book but an addition to the book of Daniel.

Then prove me wrong by highlighting. No where in the text does Rufinus claim to reject his own canon list. No where does Rufinus claim to accept the books of the apocrypha. No where does Rufinus even mention the books of Tobit, Judith, Maccabees, Baruch etc.

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LOL First, wrong again. You have a very bad habit of claim something is in a text when it is not. No where in the text does Rufinus claim to reject his own canon list. No where does Rufinus claim to accept the books of the apocrypha. No where does Rufinus even mention the books of Tobit...

I did not say you claimed any of it. It would be evidence for your claim that is if you had any which you don't. How soon you forget what you have said. You did claim this. Here we go again. Another empty claim with no supporting evidence. Provide primary sources to support that claim...

Dude seriously: Where does Rufinus claim he is following Jerome? Where does Jerome claim Rufinus is following him? Cite any contemporary source which claims Rufinus was only following Jerome. Cite any contemporary source which claims Jerome or Rufinus were following unbelieving rabbis.

None of that even begins to address what I posted. I asked: Where does Rufinus claim he is following Jerome? No where! Where does Jerome claim Rufinus is following him? No where! Cite any contemporary source which claims Rufinus was only following Jerome. It doesn't. Cite any contemporary...

Here we go again. Another empty claim with no supporting evidence. Provide primary sources to support that claim. Beside Jerome and Rufinus had a falling out and each one wrote a tome against the other (i.e. Rufinus' Against Jerome and Jerome's Against Rufinus). Hardly! I see no reason to...

First, the truth of a matter is not determined by a majority vote. Second, your statement has zero credibility. You do not know how many Christians there were nor could you know what each individually believed.

The problem for you is Rufinus provides us with his canon list in Exposition of the Creed. And guess what is not there? "Of the Old Testament, therefore, first of all there have been handed down five books of Moses: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy; then Joshua the son of Nun...

Again I have made myself very clear on this subject many many times. The evidence shows some people did believe them to be part of the canon and others did not.

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Yes I do and it is a point you cannot refute. Here they are again. John 10:22 NEVER states "Jesus celebrated" anything. John 10:22 NEVER states "Jesus attended"anything. The text NEVER states "Jesus made sure he was in Jerusalem during Hanukkah." At that time the Feast of Dedication took...

Yes I have made myself very clear on this subject many times. The evidence shows some people did believe them to be part of the canon and others did not.

Thank you very much and I believe you.

I know. John 10:22 NEVER states "Jesus celebrated" anything. John 10:22 NEVER states "Jesus attended"anything. The text NEVER states "Jesus made sure he was in Jerusalem during Hanukkah." I wonder where we got that information. I KNOW! John 10:22 At that time the Feast of Dedication took...

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You not mention that one at first. Only after I point out to you that no where in John 8, 9, or 10 does Jesus even use the word "temple." However you did specifically mentioned ONLY the feast of tabernacles and dedication in your post trying to make a connection between the feast of dedication...

I have posted your exact words more than once. Here again are your words. At first you clearly put Jesus' preaching about the temple in the context of John 8, 9, and 10. You were trying to link it with the feast of dedication. By now you must be aware that no where in John 8, 9, or 10 does...

lol At first you claimed it took place at the feasts in John 8, 9, and 10. There is no point in being dishonest. Again this is what you said. The truth is no where in John 8, 9, or 10 does Jesus even use the word "temple."