I've discovered what I think is the true canon of the Bible. I didn't arrive at it just by selecting books according to my own opinion, but rather found it based on features and patterns of the Bible itself.

I don't want to be the only one who gets to enjoy this though. I want others to have the opportunity to see it for themselves and enjoy it too, if they really do become convinced that it is valid and right.

But I'm not really sure how to go about making information about this available.

Thoughts?

After a couple of years or so of studying the Bible about stuff related to this subject (not necessarily on purpose at first), I'm under the impression now that the Bible itself indicates what's in the Bible and what isn't.

And the answer is that everything the Catholics (I'm not Catholic, btw) think is in the Bible is in the Bible (including the three additions to Daniel), except for the book of Jude, the Greek additions to the book of Esther, and the Letter of Jeremiah, which is included as the 6th chapter of Baruch in Catholic Bibles. And then there are five more things in the Bible, things that don't show up in Catholic Bibles: 2 Esdras, Psalm 151, Prayer of Manasseh, 3 Maccabees, and 4 Maccabees.