>Look at "your" bible?
>Does it have 66 books?
Of the many 'late model' Bibles available, I prefer the King James Standard Version, so in that regard you are correct.
However, the Ethiopian Bible (which is said to be 800 years older) contains the bulk of what the Council of Nicaea omitted, less the Serfs educate themselves.
Depend on which version, it contains 81-88 books. Of the most relevant missing books are Enoch and the three books of The Maccabees.
Any one curious about and/or claiming to be informed about such matters needs be familiar with these missing books as well as what was canonized.
Enoch in particular immediately exposes many lies and premises pushed by the Church for centuries.