Examples of using Apocryphal in English and their translations into Polish
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A content of the story is literary fiction based on the apocryphal books: The Book of Enoch and The Book of Giants.
It has also been supposed that Jude is quoting an apocryphal book that contained this account, and that Jude means to confirm that the account is true.
The lesson in Matins contains allusions to the apocryphal"Proto-evangelium" of St. James,
namely the Codex Sinaiticus and the apocryphal Gospel Egerton 2 Papyrus a.k.a. the Egerton Gospel.
the earliest record of her comes from the apocryphal Acts of Paul
as Protestants consider all four, are apocryphal.
I mean the advertising campaign of'The Da Vinci Code' or the apocryphal gospel of Judas….
These are excluded by the Hebrews as apocryphal, but they are incorporated in the Roman Catholic version of the Scriptures.
I assumed that the stories that I read in the paper about your attacks on the criminal world were apocryphal.
They put them into a brain scan machine-- this is apocryphal by the way,
Opponents of the Church have made an issue of the fact that an apocryphal writing on the Assumption is included among the forbidden books in Gelasius' decre,
Those who immediately discount the apocryphal writings because they are not inspired texts ought to consider that Saint Jude makes reference to two such works,
Like the apocryphal Jewish writings discussed in section 1-1-2,
Thecla(Acta Pauli et Theclae) is an apocryphal story-Edgar J. Goodspeed called it a"religious romance"-of Paul the apostle's influence on a young virgin named Thecla.
What is interesting is that in spite of the existence of many apocryphal'gospels' in the first centuries of Christianity,
sometimes apocryphal or tongue in cheek,
Klaus' legal argument had all the apocryphal insight of Thurgood Marshall
The apocryphal Gospel according to Thomas asserts this in very clear terms:“Jesus said:
Critics of the Church's Marian teachings have made much of the fact that the earliest-known accounts of the Assumption are found in apocryphal writings, and that the Church Fathers did not speak of it before the late-fourth century.
sometimes apocryphal or tongue in cheek,