The Complete 100-Book Apocrypha: Expanded 2024 Edition With the Deuterocanon, 1–3 Enoch, Giants, Jasher, Jubilees, Pseudepigrapha, the Apostolic Fathers, Sibylline Oracles, & Key Early Church Writings

This is a must to help understand and unlock most of the vivid scriptures in the bible

It’s more fascinating that these books have been removed from the bible than anything else really.

The back cover considering the volume is appropriate

It was a mistake to buy the 54 book apocrypha. This one is not as complete as the electronic 120 book on itunes. But it has most of all I wanted to study which was the testament of Israel's sons

This book weighs nearly 2 kilos and has a flimsy barely 130 gsm piece of card as a cover binding! i question the wisdom of anyone who would bother to print this as anything other than a hardback given its weight and size, yet no hardback is available. The content is amazing but let down by poor presentation and choice of font, layout and "binding". I sent this back before it got a chance to inevitably break or get horribly tatty and tried a different edition from somewhere else on amazon, there are many available editions of this free content.

This book was an excellent addition to my personal library and far exceeded my expectations. The large print makes it very easy to read, even during long study sessions, and the layout is clean and well organized. I especially appreciated how clearly it breaks down the books traditionally included in the Catholic Bible versus the Protestant Bible, making comparisons straightforward and informative. What really sets this volume apart is how it also includes and explains the less commonly known non-canonical writings. Everything is presented in a way that feels accessible without oversimplifying, which is great whether you’re studying out of curiosity, faith, or academic interest. The structure makes it easy to navigate, reference, and revisit specific sections without feeling overwhelming. The quality of the printing and binding is solid, and the thoughtful organization shows real care went into its creation. This is a fantastic resource for anyone interested in biblical history, theology, or deeper scriptural understanding. Highly recommended — five stars without hesitation.

i purchased first the 54-book edition. although several pages were misplaced and times new roman is not the best book font, i liked the book overall, so i didn't complain. now, this 100-book edition has a larger font but the little spacing between characters makes it look so ugly it's almost unreadable to me. it now has an ugly grey titling bar on the top of every page. overall it's has an ugly formating. the cover and contents are nice though. tbh i'll give it away and keep reading the previous edition in hope they release a better edition.

an interesting LEISURE read. unsuitable for objective study. disappointed in lack of the real ORIGINAL collection of apocrypha from the era of biblical prophets (though in fairness, i’ve not accessed their digital library yet). these ones that are published, are highly skewed, distorted and bias towards CE and modern “christian” viewpoints & exegesis.

Easy big letters to read, Plenty of information, good for studying

Wanted to read the censored books of the bible and their stories. This book did not disappoint, easy to read and filled with a ton of information. It has the missing information and one starts to understand why the bible is one of the most censored and mistranslated books in human history. Censoring verses that describes the sun and moon being planets helps one understand the goals of the institutionalization of our connection with the creator. The book of creation fills in some of the missing gaps of Genesis. I would recommend this book for individuals who wish to study the gospel / scripture from an academic perspective vs the very censored and mistranslated protestant version from Constantine / Martin Luther.