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Revision as of 07:50, 24 October 2011
- LIST OF SCHOLARLY AND FICTIONAL WORKS: see Category:Hebrew Bible (subject)
The Hebrew Bible (the Jewish Tanakh; the Christian Old Testament) is a collection of ancient Jewish texts, which are regarded as normative by both Jews and Christians. While the entire collection took shape in the Second Temple period, some documents were also authored in that period.
- Book of Ezekiel / Book of Chronicles / Book of Daniel / Book of Esther / Ezra-Nehemiah / Book of Job / Qoheleth / Song of Songs / Book of Jonah
- Christian Bible / OT Apocrypha / OT Pseudepigrapha