| − | The [[Samaritan]]s, for example, accept only the ''Samaritan Pentateuch'', the five books of [[Moses]], as canonical and inspired: Genesis through Deuteronomy and Joshua (more precisely called the ''Hexateuch''<ref>See [http://biblehub.com/topical/h/hexateuch.htm Topical Bible: Hexateuch] (biblehub.com)</ref>). All other writings are rejected by them as the uninspired works of men. | + | The [[Samaritan]]s, for example, accept only the ''Samaritan Pentateuch'', the five books of [[Moses]], as canonical and inspired: [[Genesis]] through [[Deuteronomy]] and [[Joshua]] (more precisely called the ''Hexateuch''<ref>See [http://biblehub.com/topical/h/hexateuch.htm Topical Bible: Hexateuch] (biblehub.com)</ref>). All other writings are rejected by them as the uninspired works of men. |