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Se pa sèlman kèk nan ansèyman 'Apot yo te pase sou deyò ki ekri nan Liv, men ekriven sa yo nan Nouvo Testaman an regilyèman, al gade nan tradisyon siplemantè-biblik ak tèks. Li te di a, "L'ap rele yon moun Nazarèt dwe,"Pou egzanp, ki Saint Matye (2:23) atribi nan "pwofèt yo,"Se pa sa yo te jwenn nan Ansyen Testaman an. Saint Paul refere a nan bouch tradisyon jwif nan l ' Premye Lèt nan Korentyen yo 10:24, lè li mansyone wòch la ki swiv moun pèp Izrayèl yo nan dezè a, ak li Dezyèm Lèt nan Timote 3:8, ak lè li mansyone wè Janès ak Janbrès ki te opoze Moyiz.
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Not only were some of the Apostles’ teachings passed on outside of Scripture, but the writers of the New Testament regularly refer to extra-biblical traditions and texts. The saying, “He shall be called a Nazarene,” for instance, which Saint Matthew (2:23) attributes to “the prophets,” is not found in the Old Testament. Saint Paul refers to oral Jewish tradition in his First Letter to the Corinthians 10:24, when he mentions the rock that followed the Israelites through the wilderness, and his Second Letter to Timothy 3:8, and when he mentions Jannes and Jambres who opposed Moses.