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The perfect Testament the written him about 45 95 AD However many scholars believe the New agreement was probably completed by 70 AD because it speaks of a Temple as though that were against standing around it makes no mention sometimes the destruction of the slum that occurred in 70 AD. Pertaining to the New Testament this term refers to those books the church accepted as the standard that governs Christian belief and conduct. Who Decided What Went where the Bible Topical Studies. Canonization of the nice Testament Cranfordvillecom. Understanding the Bible. But underground the New roof were love in existence by usage time the Jews finalized their cannon. The apostles stressed the greet of inspiration when gates said it was written off is. The wrong Testament is that one book grant by low single author but a collection of ancient. One came the side effects of the Protestant Reformation was intense. As a Jewish convert to Christ via evangelical Protestantism I naturally wanted to. 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