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Feb 17, 2016

This translation and commentary on aThe Ancient Book of Jubilees was an interesting and informative read. There are discrepancies between The Bible and other ancient texts and the author pointed these Putin the numerous notes throughout the text. It is apparent this ancient text was written by numerous individuals through the use of self identifying words. There are many places where the author refers to "I" and "we" in the same passage. The translation reads much like a King James version of This translation and commentary on aThe Ancient Book of Jubilees was an interesting and informative read. There are discrepancies between The Bible and other ancient texts and the author pointed these Putin the numerous notes throughout the text. It is apparent this ancient text was written by numerous individuals through the use of self identifying words. There are many places where the author refers to "I" and "we" in the same passage. The translation reads much like a King James version of the Bible using a lot of thees, thous, ye, thine, etc... Sometimes it feels like part of the text is meant to give the impression an angel wrote the part, some parts are first person, others third person. All those things aside, with notations on deviations from cannon, I think this a good extra-Biblical text to gain further insight into actual scripture. ...more