The Ethiopian Complete Bible: History Of The Oldest Most Complete Book And The Lost Ancient Scared Text Of The Bible (English version illustrated) Paperback – December 30, 2022

I enjoyed learning about the Ethiopian Bible and the books that are included in it. I have read the complete English version of the King James Bible here in the United States. After reading this book, I look forward to finding an Ethiopian Bible in the English language. Thanks for sharing such great wisdom and knowledge. Bless be to God! ❤️🤍💛🖤

This book is only about 70 pages, and while informative on the surface, it was haphazardly put together. Passages are repeated over and over, sometimes in the same paragraph (such as this is the oldest Bible, all used by the Ethiopian Orthodoxy, and that it was written in Ge'ez), and the last few pages are questions that should have been fleshed out if more time and effort were put into it. I had expected the ability to examine the full Bible as well, but the author only summarized most of the books. This is not worth the money spent.

Great reference book that gives an overview of the Ethiopian Bible that include many lesser known books like Judith, The Managers and Tobit. I would encourage all to review the topics included in the Ethiopian Complete Bible.

The title is deceiving and if you don’t read the description, you might think you are getting The Ethiopian Complete Bible instead of a brief history. This short book is very repetitive. The author could have kept it to an essay and said everything.

I will start reading the complete text of the Bible since reading this. Thanks for insight into this bible. Great work

This is not really a comprehensive book. Just an outline

Interesting book to learn as a start to learning more about ancient and prescious knowledge. Good research book to come back to.

The repetitive nonsense don’t make it worth buying.