Received as scripture by: Ethiopian Orthodox · Eritrean Orthodox — Called Ezra Sutuel (4 Ezra) in the Ethiopian Old Testament. Some other Eastern and Oriental churches also receive it; it is an appendix in some Latin and Slavonic Bibles.
A composite work: the central Jewish apocalypse (often called 4 Ezra) is pseudonymously attributed to Ezra and likely dates to the late 1st century AD, written in the shadow of Jerusalem's fall in AD 70; the opening and closing chapters are separate, later Christian additions from the 2nd-3rd century AD. Wrestles honestly with the problem of evil and Israel's suffering, closing with apocalyptic visions of the end times.
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