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The Library and the Apocrypha

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Two bookshelves. The Library holds books you read inside the site, including free classics, by category. The Apocrypha gathers the books written between and around the Testaments, each with an introduction, and with full texts where they exist.

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  1. Open the Library
  2. Open a book
  3. My Library
  4. Open the Apocrypha

Step 1: Open the Library

Tap Tools ▾ → Library. Browse Free eBooks, Best Sellers, New Arrivals or a category (Commentaries, Lexicons, Messianic & Hebrew Roots, Apocrypha, and more).

The Library with its categories
Browse by category, or open My Library.

Step 2: Open a book

Tap a book for its description, author and details. Free books open to read. Others show their price.

Step 3: My Library

Books you own sit in My Library, and they appear in the Study Panel's Resources and Library tabs while you read.

Step 4: Open the Apocrypha

Tap the three lines at the top right, then Apocrypha. The books are grouped: the Deuterocanon, the additional Orthodox books, the New Testament Apocrypha, the Apostolic Fathers and the Pseudepigrapha. Tap a book for its introduction, and read the chapters where the full text is included, such as the Book of Jasher.

The Apocrypha library
Each book opens to an introduction, and the full text where included.

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