Early Christian Library Before 400 CE

We can not confirm that all the books mentioned in the below list are produced before the 400 CE and they were never modified. In the same way, the present Christian library as collected and translated in the form of King James Bible could not have produced before 400 CE in its original form.  Here we are talking about the books collected under the heading of New TestamentNew Testament Ἡ Καινὴ Διαθήκη (He Kaine Diatheke). The phrase 'New Testament' never appeared in the Gospels or Acts, or Epistles. The phrase was put on the Book cover after 400 CE.  Hebrew brit (בְּרִית) in Jeremiah (Jewish Bible) states that Elohim would reconsider the case of Israel. It is not Covenant (Will of a dead man). As a living god, Elohim always agrees with his living community. There is no question of rejecting and accepting a new agreement like a trading company. The relationship of Elohim with Israel is permanent. Israel is his eternal Son (Torah).  or Novam Testamentam. It was wide possible that the books selected in King James Bible in original form were as per the suitability of the providence of  Roman emperor Constantine and even after accepting a particular book as canonical, the same was modified in its Greek Text. Passion narratives had been modified as per the suitability of the dominant ChurchChurch A creedal political organization of Christian People (Ecclesia) created by Constantine with a reading manual (Bible), Bishop as prince and CEO, and deacons as servants in a given jurisdiction within Roman provinces. A church prayer house is also called a church (building). Christian groups are divided into Roman Catholics, Orthodox, and countless reformed denominations. A church is maintained by donations and taxation from its members.. Despite challenges, proto-Markan Q narrative was there with every possibility. The possibility was evident that church was not ready to accept a resurrected visiting JesusJesus Ἰησοῦ Χριστῷ: Doubts and controversies are always with him. Whether he existed at all or not?  Whether Paul was correct or Muhammad about Jesus? If Paul was a student of Gamaliel then why he had heard nothing about Jesus from him? Why Aramaic culture of Jesus was not preserved? Why there were no dates in apostolic letters? But writing Date in letters was a standard practice then. What was the original language of the epistles? Possibly Constantine would have known these. He died due to asphyxiation. and there was a hurry to send back Jesus to heaven as early as possible. Second coming was incorporated to sustain the faithful and faithFaith  πίστει. was equated with the patient waiting for Jesus.

Those who accepted Jesus from the Roman slaves, Jesus was a new god in place of Julius Ceaser. For Jews converts, Jesus was promised messiah and not a god in charge of blessed Jehova. For Egyptians, a resurrected Jesus was very possible in place of resurrected divine Pharaoh. Unemployed and economically struggled Athenians imposed ‘ Logos-Creative Command ‘ metaphysics on Jesus and converted. And in this struggle to legitimize Jesus we lost and completely lost Historical Bethelhamian village long-haired JewJew “Being Jewish” is very important and not forgetting the Holocaust is religion over Halakha. Israeli Jews are divided into Haredi (Orthodox), Dati (reformed), Masorti (Conservative/traditional) or Hiloni (secular), nonetheless, their ethnoreligious identity was possibly originated in ancient Egypt and modified in Babylone. In their Synagogue, they read the Torah and pray for the coming of the Messiah, who would build global 'Israel', through which the Divine and Human would meet forever. Jesus. Then our newly converted Paul never went to see Mother Mary or Josef of Arimathea generate doubt about the claimA Claim A claim is “factually unsustainable” where it could be said with confidence before trial that the factual basis for the claim is entirely without substance, which can be the case if it were clear beyond question that the facts pleaded are contradicted by all the documents or other material on which it is based. of the early Christian church.

Act of Peter
Acts of Andrew
Acts of Apollonius
Acts of Carpus
Acts of John
Acts of Paul
Acts of Perpetua and Felicitas
Acts of Peter
Acts of Peter and the Twelve
Acts of Pilate
Acts of the ApostlesApostles Ἀποστόλων- Messenger.  12 male leaders appointed by Jesus in NT. The sin of Peter is not lesser than Judas. In the scheme of Jesus, Judas was doing exactly the desire of  Jesus. Peter on the contrary denied Jesus`s identity! Apostles, were not Prophets, they were simply village idiots of Juda and Summaria, without the capacity of reading or writing. The capacity given directly by Jesus in the gospel to them can be compared with the capacity given to them in 'Acts' were quite different. Idiots suddenly become Pandits. Most of the Indian Bishops do not know how to read the Bible. NT teachers in Indian Seminaris read only one or two passages from Greek! Holy Spirit is palpably missing from their life.
Acts of Thomas
Allogenes, the Stranger
Ammonius of AlexandriaChristianity Christianity was formed in Alexandria. Whether the theology, organisation, or reading materials, everything formed in Alexandria in or around 80 CE and then exported everywhere by traders. The term Christion was not used before the first quarter of the 2nd Century. Christianity is the outcome of three Jewish-Roman wars, namely, 'The Great Revolt' (66-70 CE), the  'Kitos War'( 115-117 CE), and 'Bar Kochba Revolt' of 132-135 CE. After the Bar Kochba revolt, Christianity became a distinct sect from Judaism. In 30 BCE Greek became the language of Alexandria. NT was written in this language and the passion of the Christ was first performed here. The legacy of Clement (159-215 CE) and Origen ((185-254 CE) was to be noted.
Anonymous Anti-Montanist
Anti-Marcionite Prologues
Apelles
Apocalypse of Adam
Apocalypse of Paul
Apocalypse of Peter
Apocalypse of Thomas
Apocryphon of John
Apollonius
Apology of Aristides
ApostolicApostles Ἀποστόλων- Messenger.  12 male leaders appointed by Jesus in NT. The sin of Peter is not lesser than Judas. In the scheme of Jesus, Judas was doing exactly the desire of  Jesus. Peter on the contrary denied Jesus`s identity! Apostles, were not Prophets, they were simply village idiots of Juda and Summaria, without the capacity of reading or writing. The capacity given directly by Jesus in the gospel to them can be compared with the capacity given to them in 'Acts' were quite different. Idiots suddenly become Pandits. Most of the Indian Bishops do not know how to read the Bible. NT teachers in Indian Seminaris read only one or two passages from Greek! Holy Spirit is palpably missing from their life. Church Order
Aristo of Pella
Arnobius of Sicca
Ascension of Isaiah
Athenagoras of Athens
Authoritative Teaching
Bardesanes
Basilides
Book of Elchasai
Book of Hebrews
Book of Thomas the Contender
Books of Jeu
Caius
Callistus
Celsus
Christian Sibyllines
Claudius Apollinaris
Clement
Clement
Clement of Alexandria
Colossians
Commodian
Concept of Our Great Power
Coptic Apocalypse of Elijah
Coptic Apocalypse of Paul
Coptic Apocalypse of Peter
Corinthians
Corinthians
Cyprian
De Recta in Deum Fide
Dialogue Between John and Jesus
Dialogue of the Savior
Diatessaron
Didache
Didascalia
Dionysius of Alexandria
Dionysius of Corinth
Dionysius of Rome
Discourse on the Eighth and Ninth
DuraEuropos GospelGospel A conscious evangelical fixation for inner consumption, legalised by Constantine after acceptance of several Egyptian myths. Why there are four Gospels instead of one, seems to validate the fixation by saying that four independent communities produced the same. Paul was Constantine's shadow, and Peter was his inner consciousness, who did not know Jesus during the trial period.  Facts on Jesus were so few that the bookbinder had a problem 'call it a book' compared to Homar, or any Latin book available for reading in or around 325 CE. Harmony
Egerton Gospel
Ephesians
Epiphanes On Righteousness
Epistle of Barnabas
Epistle of James
Epistle of Jude
Epistle of Mathetes to Diognetus
Epistle to the Laodiceans
Epistula Apostolorum
Eugnostos the Blessed
Eusebius of Caesarea
Excerpt from the Perfect Discourse
Excerpts of Theodotus
Exegesis on the SoulSoul Abraham, having wept a short time over his wife’s body, soon rose up from the corpse; thinking, as it should seem, that to mourn any longer would be inconsistent with that wisdom by which he had been taught that he was not to look upon death as the extinction of the soul, but rather as a separation and disjunction of it from the body, returning back to the region from whence it came; and it came, from God. (Philo) न जायते म्रियते वा कदाचिन्-नायं भूत्वा भविता वा न भूयः-अजो नित्यः शाश्वतोयं पुराणो-न हन्यते हन्यमाने शरीरे (Gita 2.20 )
Fayyum Fragment
Fifth and Sixth Books of Esra
Firmilian of Caesarea
Flavius Josephus
Freer Logion
Fronto
Galatians
Galen
Genna Marias
Gospel of Eve
Gospel of Gamaliel
Gospel of John
Gospel of Judas
Gospel of Luke
Gospel of Mani
Gospel of Mark
Gospel of Mary
Gospel of Matthew
Gospel of Perfection
Gospel of Peter
Gospel of Philip
Gospel of the Ebionites
Gospel of the Egyptians
Gospel of the Hebrews
Gospel of the Nazoreans
Gospel of the Savior
Gospel of Thomas
Gospel of Truth
Gregory Thaumaturgus
Hegesippus
Heracleon
Hesychius
Hippolytus of Rome
Holy Book of the Great Invisible Spirit
Hypostasis of the Archons
Hypsiphrone
Ignatius of Antioch
Infancy Gospel of James
Infancy Gospel of Thomas
Inscription of Abercius
Interpretation of Knowledge
Irenaeus of Lyons
Isidore
John
John
John
Julius Cassianus
Justin Martyr
Kerygmata Petrou
Lactantius
Letter from Vienna and Lyons
Letter of Peter to Philip
Letters of Paul and Seneca
Lost Sayings Gospel Q
Lucian of Antioch
Lucian of Samosata
Manichean Acts of Leucius Charinus
Mara Bar Serapion
Marcion
Marcus Aurelius
Marsanes
Martyrdom of Polycarp
Maximus of Jerusalem
Melchizedek
Melito of Sardis
Methodius
Monarchian Prologues
Muratorian Canon
Naassene Fragment
nd Apocalypse of James
Novatian
Octavius of Minucius Felix
Odes of Solomon
On the Origin of the World
Ophite Diagrams
Origen
Oxyrhynchus Gospel
Oxyrhynchus Gospel
Pamphilus of Caesarea
Pantaenus
Papias
Paraphrase of Shem
Passion Narrative
Passion of the Scillitan Martyrs
Peter
Peter
Peter of Alexandria
Philemon
Philippians
Philostratus
Pierius
Pistis Sophia
Pliny the Younger
Polycarp to the Philippians
Polycrates of Ephesus
Pope Cornelius
Pope Felix
Pope Stephen
Prayer of Thanksgiving
Prayer of the Apostle Paul
Preaching of Paul
Preaching of Peter
PseudoClementine Homilies
PseudoClementine Recognitions
Ptolemy
Quadratus of Athens
Questions of Mary
Reticius of Autun
Revelation
Rhodon
Romans
Second Discourse of Great Seth
Secret Book of James
Secret Mark
Sentences of Sextus
Serapion of Antioch
Shepherd of Hermas
Signs Gospel
Sophia of Jesus ChristChrist Lamentations 4:20 > The breath of our nostrils, the Christ (Mašíaḥ) of Yahweh, was captured in their pits, of whom we had said, “Under his shadow, we shall live among the nations.” Greek Septuagint (OT), χριστός derived from χρίω (anointed one). Whether Jesus was Christ? NT declared in affirmative. Jews never accepted Jesus as a chosen leader. His violent death was interpreted as a curse by Yahweh. For Hindus, Christian claims are absurd. Performing Dharma leads to liberation. For Muslims, Jesus never died on the Cross. He who confesses that Jesus is Christ is Christian. Confessing Muhammad is the Last Prophet (Rasul) earned the name of Mohammedan. .
st Apocalypse of James
Suetonius
Tacitus
Talmud
Tatian’s Address to the Greeks
Teachings of Silvanus
Tertullian
Testaments of the Twelve Patriarchs
Testimony of Truth
Theognostus
Theophilus of Antioch
Theophilus of Caesarea
Thessalonians
Thessalonians
Thought of Norea
Three Steles of Seth
Thunder, Perfect Mind
Timothy
Timothy
Titus
Traditions of Matthias
Treatise on the Resurrection
Trimorphic Protennoia
Tripartite Tractate
Valentinian Exposition
Valentinus
Victor I
Victorinus of Pettau
Zostrianos