The Bible contains what is referred to as the Old Testamnet. The Catholic version of the O.T. doesn't agree with the O.T. held by the Jews, or as I pointed out — others.
And when the Jews excluded the deuterocanonical Old Testament books in the Council of Jamnia, decades after Christ, because they alluded to an imminent Messiah (Jesus), they were popular among the Greeks, and they proclaimed the resurrection, we should follow them and not the ancient Christians because...?
True, at least for the Jews after the Council of Jamnia. The fact is, Scripture itself does not specify which books belong in the Bible, and the canon is a Tradition of the Church. Who's tradition do you use?
The Catholic Bible contains the entire OT as written in the Septuagint, which was at the time of Christ, the most widespread and utilized Scripture by the Jews - including Jesus and the Apostles.