Various Ancient Writers, Library of Alexandria.

Read by Zeke Ring

What if you could hold in your hands a biblical canon that transcends the familiar 66 books-revealing ancient texts preserved for centuries in the Ethiopian Orthodox tradition? For centuries, the Ethiopian Church has safeguarded a unique 88-book Bible, featuring texts like 1 Enoch, Jubilees, and 1-3 Meqabyan, in addition to expanded versions of Esther and Daniel. Now, these rarely seen scriptures are presented in a clear, modern format, granting contemporary readers unprecedented access to a scriptural heritage that offers fresh perspectives on familiar stories and doctrines. Included Texts: - Entire Old Testament (Genesis to Malachi) in Ethiopian form, with additional passages. - Deuterocanonical and Apocryphal Books such as Tobit, Judith, Baruch, Sirach, and beyond. - Enoch, Jubilees & Meqabyan - Ancient texts shedding new light on creation, prophecy, and salvation history. - Expanded New Testament - The usual 27 books plus eight Ethiopian-only writings (Sinodos, Ethiopic Didascalia, etc.). What You'll Discover Inside: - A Broader Biblical Landscape - Explore stories and teachings long lost to Western traditions. - Hidden Prophecies & Insights - Delve into writings that expand on the themes of angels, judgment, and redemption. - Deep Roots of Orthodox Christian Practice - Learn how these texts have shaped Ethiopian liturgy and spirituality. - Historical & Cultural Context - Gain a richer understanding of early Christian and Jewish communities in Africa. Unlock the profound wisdom and heritage of the Ethiopian Orthodox canon. Embark on a journey through scriptures once hidden from much of the world, and enrich your understanding of biblical history, faith, and devotion

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