Divine Press

Divine Press publishes high-quality editions of apocryphal and deuterocanonical texts from the public domain—the fascinating biblical writings that didn't make the canonical cut.

While most religious publishers focus on canonical texts, we're drawn to what was left out: ancient works like the Book of Enoch and other texts that shaped early Christianity but exist outside traditional biblical canons. These writings offer crucial context for understanding biblical history, early Christian diversity, and theological development.

We source the best available public domain translations and manuscripts, then create readable modern editions with contextual introductions, footnotes where helpful, and quality design. Beyond standalone texts, we also publish historical commentaries that explore these works—their origins, their theological significance, and their impact on religious thought.

Our catalog serves scholars researching early Christianity, religious communities exploring scriptural diversity, and curious readers who want to understand what early Christians actually read and debated.