Sirach and Tobit are works included within the Septuagint, which excludes many other Greek portions of this text.
The Berleburg version of this text was written by Pietists so that the "one divine meaning" of it would be revealed. Sirach and Tobit are works included within the Septuagint, which excludes many other Greek portions of this text. A notable version of this text was translated by John Wycliffe. One version of this text establishes the Apocrypha as deuterocanonical, a distinction Martin Luther draws upon in creating his version of this scripture.  Jerome translated this text into Latin to create a version called the Vulgate. For 10 points, name this work of scripture, which comes in American Standard and King James versions and is broken into Old and New Testaments.
The Berleburg version of this text was written by Pietists so that the "one divine meaning" of it would be revealed.
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