Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Apocryphal

👉 Apocryphal.

Apocryptes

👉 Apocryphal, a type of text that is not considered trustworthy or reliable by scholarly authorities, often used in religious texts and folklore.

Apoecus

👉 Apocryphal, in Christian theology, is a term used to describe books or other religious documents that have been suppressed from being published by the church. This term is often associated with the New Testament and refers to books that were written after the time of Jesus Christ, but which were later rejected by the church due to their content or historical inaccuracies. The idea behind this term is that these apocryphal books are considered to be part of the original Christian tradition. They have

apocryphal

👉 Apocryphal is a term used in Christian theology, specifically in the context of the New Testament. It refers to books or documents that were written by apostles or other persons who did not receive the original Gospel account from Jesus Christ. In the Bible, there are many apocryphal texts that have been added later by later authors. These texts often contain information that is considered heretical or unorthodox by modern scholars and theologians. The term "apocryph

apocryphalist

👉 Apocryphal is a word in the English language that refers to something that has been denied, denied by one or more other sources, or that was not widely known before its discovery. It can also refer to a book or document that has been suppressed or obscured from public view due to ideological reasons.

apocryphally

👉 Apocryphalness is a concept in biblical criticism that refers to the belief that certain parts of the Bible, often referred to as "apocrypha," are not part of the original Hebrew or Greek text. Apocryphal texts were written by people who had access to them but did not share their knowledge with others and therefore cannot be considered the direct word of God. Apocryphal literature is generally considered unreliable due to its lack of historical accuracy, religious context

apocryphalness

👉 Apocryphal is a term used in English literature, referring to a work that has been altered or embellished for literary purposes, often by adding elements not present in the original text.

Apocryptophagus

👉 Apocryphal, a term referring to an apocryphal work or text that was not considered orthodox by the prevailing church at the time it was compiled and accepted into the canon of the Bible. It often refers to works that were written after the original canonical text but before its acceptance as part of the Bible's canon.

Apocryptini

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Apocheilus