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Kritik te vize deyò, sepandan, ki liv yo deuterocanonical pa te site nan Nouvo Testaman an, men lè sa a ankò ni plizyè nan liv yo ki ki pa katolik aksepte, tankou Jij, Premye Liv la Istwa, Neemi, Eklezyas, Chante Salomon, Lamentations, Obadya, ak lòt moun. Anplis de sa, menm si Nouvo Testaman an pa dirèkteman site liv yo deuterocanonical, li allusion yo nan pasaj divès kalite (konpare espesyalman Pòl la Lèt nan Ebre yo 11:35 ak nan Dezyèm Liv la Maccabees 7:29; tou Matye 27:43 ak Sajès 2:17-18; Matye 6:14-15 ak Sirach 28:2; Matye 7:12 ak Tobit 4:15; ak nan Acts nan apòt yo 10:26 ak Sajès 7:1).
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Critics have pointed out, however, that the deuterocanonical books are not quoted in the New Testament, but then again neither are several of the books which non-Catholics accept, such as Judges, First Book of Chronicles, Nehemiah, Ecclesiastes, Song of Solomon, Lamentations, Obadiah, and others. Furthermore, even if the New Testament does not directly quote the deuterocanonical books, it alludes to them in various passages (compare especially Paul’s Letter to the Hebrews 11:35 with The Second Book of Maccabees 7:29; also Matthew 27:43 with Wisdom 2:17-18; Matthew 6:14-15 with Sirach 28:2; Matthew 7:12 with Tobit 4:15; and the Acts of the Apostles 10:26 with Wisdom 7:1).