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[What about the books in the Apocrypha?] There are no marks in these books which would attest a divine origin…both Judith and Tobit contain historical, chronological and geographical errors. The books justify falsehood and deception and make salvation to depend upon works of merit… Ecclesiasticus and the Wisdom of Solomon inculcate a morality based upon expediency. Wisdom teaches the creation of the world out of pre-existent matter (Wisd. 11.17). Ecclesiasticus teaches that the giving of alms makes atonement for sin (Ecc. 3.30). In Baruch it is said that God hears the prayers of the dead (Bar. 3.4), and in I Maccabees there are historical and geographical errors.
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Separate broccoli into flowerets with small stems, then peel main trunk
and slice into strips. Crush garlic partially, using the flat side of a
knife. Fill large pot with water, add all ingredients being sure that
broccoli stems are submerged, and cook, covered, until tender. Drain and
refrigerate for several hours or overnight.
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