In this study, first we examined some of the main arguments used against the Deuterocanonicals. The ideas that were used to deny those books Scriptural status were inconsistent in application. On the basis of the content of Scripture itself (such as being inconsistent with the rest of Scripture, not written by Prophets, etc.) any criteria that was used to deny the Deuterocanonical books Scriptural status would also apply to the rest of Scripture. A Protestant historian, Sundberg, also showed that the argument that Protestants will sometime use (that the canon was already settled and Jamnia in 90 AD only confirmed the already existent canon) is false. We saw citations indicating that for the Jews, their list of books in the canon, did not indicate all that which is inspired. We also saw that even the Book of Sirach was quoted in the Talmud as Scripture, and that was in the 2nd Century.