Other than changing the order, I don’t see the point. The author is counting the Minor Prophets as one book instead of twelve, and lumping together Joshua and Judges, and I/II Samuel and I/II Kings, into one book. If the content of the writings aren’t changed, then that all just seems like formatting and semantics IMO. But I don’t pretend to be a scholar, I just read the Word and try (sometimes even successfully!) to follow it.
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Things that make you go hmmmmmmm...
Plus, There are many sacred writings mentioned in the scriptures that we do not have today, among which are these books and writers:
Ex. 24: 7 took the book of the covenant.
Num. 21: 14 book of the wars of the Lord.
Josh. 10: 13 (2 Sam. 1: 18) book of Jasher.
1 Sam. 10: 25 Samuel . . . wrote it in a book.
1 Kgs. 11: 41 book of the acts of Solomon.
1 Chr. 29: 29 book of Samuel the seer.
2 Chr. 9: 29 book of Nathan the prophet.
2 Chr. 12: 15 book of Shemaiah the prophet.
2 Chr. 13: 22 acts of Abijah . . . in the story of the prophet Iddo.
2 Chr. 20: 34 book of Jehu.
2 Chr. 33: 19 written among the sayings of the seers.
Matt. 2: 23 spoken by the prophets, He shall be called a Nazarene.
1 Cor. 5: 9 I wrote unto you in an epistle.
Eph. 3: 3 as I wrote afore in few words.
Col. 4: 16 read the epistle from Laodicea.
Jude 1: 3 when I gave all diligence to write unto you.
Jude 1: 14 Enoch also . . . prophesied of these.
Some day, I know all things will be revealed by God.