It does as far as how much to read before you are finished--Catholic and Orthodox Bibles include the so-called Apocryphal or deutero-canonical books of the Old Testament.
Older Protestant editions of the Bible also included those books, until the early 19th century. I think the Bible Abraham Lincoln read from as a boy included them.
Shakespeare was familiar with that material too--when he has Shylock say, "A Daniel! A second Daniel!" he's referring to a passage not in the book of Daniel found in Protestant editions (and Shylock, if he had been a real person, probably would have been unfamiliar with that passage as well).
I do want to read those books since, A, I’m a Catholic and B, I’m currently obsessing on Shakespeare and have listened to and watched The Merchant of Venice several times in the last few months. So do you have a link?