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List of Old Testament pseudepigrapha
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This is a list of Pseudipigrapha of the Old Testament / Tanach , i.e. Books in the style of the OT/Tanach which are not accepted by Jews or Christians today. The Lives of the Prophets Treatise of Shem Vision of Ezra Adam Octipartite Apocalypse of the Seven Heavens Apocryphon of the Ten Tribes Book of Assaf Enochic Book of Giants Book of Assaf Cave of Treasures 5 Ezra 6 Ezra Words of Gaz the Seer Coptic Apocryphon of Jeremiah Apocryphon of Jacob and Joseph 6 Maccabees 7 Maccabees 8 Maccabees Apocryphon of Melchizedek Assumption of Moses Ascension of Moses Sword of Moses Epistle of Rehoboam Signs of the Judgement Visions of Heaven and Hell Manual of Discipline Sheva Zutarti1
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