They didn’t just translate the Bible. They edited it. Councils, printers, and later confessions decided which books you were allowed to read — and swapped the four-letter Name that appears thousands of times in the Hebrew for a title: LORD. In this Skiba News Nation interview, Dr. Stephen Pidgeon — founder of Cepher Publishing and editor of the Eth Cepher — walks through: The real history of canonization (what Nicea did and didn’t do, Jamnia, the Septuagint, Trent, the 1611 KJV with Apocrypha, and how the 66-book Protestant Bible actually got locked in) Why the Cepher restores ~87 books instead of 66 The so-called lost books and Second Temple writings: Enoch (Chanoch), Jubilees (Yovheliym), Jasher (Yashar), 2 Baruch, and more The Apocrypha / deuterocanon that sat between the Testaments in early English Bibles The Tetragrammaton — Yod-Hey-Vav-He ...