Lost Books of the Bible

The Lost Books of the Bible refer to ancient texts and writings that were not included in the standard biblical canon, often due to questions about their authorship, authenticity, or theological consistency. These writings, such as the Gospel of Thomas or the Book of Enoch, provide additional historical, spiritual, or cultural insights from early Christian or Jewish communities. While historically significant, they are not considered authoritative scripture by mainstream religious traditions. Instead, they offer a broader understanding of the diversity of beliefs and ideas circulating in early religious history.