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The process of forming the Christian canon, including the criteria and debates surrounding the inclusion or exclusion of certain books.
The Book of Enoch (primarily 1 Enoch) is a composite ancient Jewish apocalypse that elaborates on Genesis-era traditions—fallen angels, the Nephilim, cosmic tours, judgment and eschatology—and it surv...
The books known as 1 Enoch and Jubilees were ancient Jewish works that entered and remained in Ethiopian Christian scriptural practice early and gradually rather than at a single council; they are pre...
Early Christian communities applied a mix of practical, theological and historical tests when deciding which books to embrace as scripture: authorship or apostolic connection, conformity with received...