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Originally Posted by Landroval [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Btw, in reviewing the Book of Tobit; there's a dog in the story, which is weird because everywhere else in the bible, dogs are held in a negative light, but in the book of Tobit, although not very central to the story, the dog is seen in a positive light as the companion of Tobias who accompanies Tobias and the angel Raphael on a journey there and back.

Despite originally being Tanakh canon it was removed from canon after the Christ event because the scribes claimed they could not find an original Hebrew manuscript outside of the Grecian Septuagint text.

Because of this, Luther also removed it from canon, but we found the original Hebrew texts that predate the Christ event when we discovered the Essenian stash known as the Dead Sea Scrolls.

So why is not canon again throughout Judaism as well as all denominations of Christianity, and is only considered canon by Orthodox and Catholic denominations?

Take your pills, schizo.