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- I attend Gila Friends Meeting in Silver City, NM. I have attend RSoF since 1981 and have been a member for over 20 years now. I hold current positions in MM, YM and FWCC.
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The Book of Wisdom and Judith are both apocryphal books. They are not in Protestant Bibles, but Catholic bibles like the Jerusalem Bible, New Jerusalem, New American Bible and even the RSV with Apocrypha will have these books. While they were rejected by Luther and other reformers, they are referenced by gospel writers and the people who wrote the epistles. I follow a two year reading schedule that includes all the apocryphal books. I have the reading schedule posted on my personal blog if you want to check it out: http://catholicquaker.blogspot.com/ - I do the same posts there.
The Barclay referred to is William Barclay. He has a good series called the Daily Study Bible Series published by the Westminster Press of Philadelphia. Thank you for your questions.