You continue to mock me personally, I forgive you.
Removing books from the Canon of Scripture is “removing books from the Bible.”
Martin Luther had no authority to take them out, he went
with the wrong much earlier group, saying they did the same. God doesn’t direct heretics and apostates. The
Palestinian Jews also rejected the Gospel.
And who said Martin Luther removed anything from the New Testament? He WANTED TO but was stopped. He despised the Book of James, it conflicted with his false teaching, faith alone.
I would suggest, read the quotes of the first Christians and think about authority.
That depends entirely upon whether the Roman church had the authority to put them IN in the first place - And every argument toward that authority that I have ever witnessed is invalid and circular in origin.
And the point is moot, not only then, but especially now, with hundreds of years of Protestant research confirming it's canon as it is - Luther has no sway in the matter anymore.
Palestinian Jews also rejected the Gospel.
The entire core of the Early Church were nearly exclusively 'Palestinian' Jews, who, by the way, were instructed from those terrible Temple Scrolls which you consider the 'Palestinian Canon'.