The Ethiopian Bible in English

What if the Bible you grew up reading was missing 22 entire books?

You've heard of Genesis, Psalms, and the Gospels. But have you ever read the Book of Enoch — the ancient text quoted by the Apostle Jude? Have you encountered the Jubilees, with their heavenly calendar revealed to Moses on Sinai? Or the Meqabyan — three books of faith, courage, and martyrdom preserved only in the Ethiopian tradition? For over 1,600 years, the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church has safeguarded an 88-book biblical canon while the rest of the Christian world settled on 66. Those "missing" books didn't disappear — they were simply kept somewhere else.

This book is NOT a scholarly footnote or a dry academic exercise. It's a complete reader's edition and study guide that brings all 88 books together in English for the first time in an accessible, devotional format — with historical context, theological notes, and guided introductions that make ancient texts come alive for modern readers.

Imagine opening the Book of Enoch and reading the very passages that shaped early Christian theology. Understanding why the Ethiopian eunuch in Acts 8 already knew Isaiah. Holding in your hands the fullest scriptural tradition in Christianity — finally available, finally explained.

Inside the book, you will discover:

All 88 books of the Ethiopian canon — the full Old and New Testament plus Enoch, Jubilees, Meqabyan, 1 Clement, and more

The Book of Enoch in four parts: the Watchers, the Parables, the Astronomical Book, and the Epistle

How the Ethiopian Church preserved manuscripts that vanished from the rest of the world

Sacred prayer texts and additional writings found nowhere else in Christianity

A study companion with timelines, a glossary of key terms, and guided reading

Historical introductions that connect each book to its place in Ethiopian worship and theology

The story of how an ancient African kingdom became the guardian of Christianity's widest canon

Each book opens with context that grounds you before you read — like studying alongside a knowledgeable pastor who bridges the gap between ancient scripture and your modern faith.

"I never knew these books existed." That's exactly why this edition was created. The Ethiopian biblical tradition is not a footnote — it is the oldest continuous Christian scriptural heritage on earth. This book puts it in your hands.

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