The Complete Ethiopian Orthodox Bible in English: 88 Books, Including Apocrypha, Deuterocanonical Books, Jubilees, Enoch, and The Lost Scriptures

The Complete Ethiopian Orthodox Bible in English offers an expansive and comprehensive translation of one of the oldest Christian texts, including not only the canonical books but also the Apocrypha, Deuterocanonical writings, and the additional texts of Jubilees, Enoch, and other lost scriptures. This volume provides readers with a unique and rich perspective on Christian scripture, showcasing the distinct theological and historical traditions of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church. The translation is accessible and respectful of the original texts, offering a thorough introduction and clear footnotes to help contextualize the lesser-known writings. While including these additional books adds depth, readers should know that this edition may not align with other Christian denominations' canonical texts. For those interested in exploring the broader scope of early Christian literature, this Bible is an invaluable resource for study and reflection.

The Complete Ethiopian Orthodox Bible in English is a remarkable addition to any biblical library, especially for those who appreciate the diversity of Christian scripture. However, its utility depends on the reader's expectations—whether for devotional reading, academic study, or general interest in sacred texts.

We all know the Bible with its original 66 books, but wait until you see this must read with 88 books for an extended version of the Bible. The Bible is full of amazing historical data that helps you to understand the Bible and it’s chronology in a better way. Make sure to check out the Apocrypha, which is a map of ancient lands many years ago. It will give you a comparison as to how things have evolved over the years and their significance. You have to get this book! Check it out today!

Hard to call it a Bible when first 5 books of New Testament are not included…. Not even going to read it.

Wonderful teachings written in English. A great study guide for Theology majors, or anyone that is interested in learning about the Ethiopian Orthodox Religion. Great reading experience.

The book of Jubilees chapter 2, begins the same as in other editions of the book, but then it goes into making statements that are not found in any other book of Jubilees I can find:This book says:"And the Lord knew that Adam and Eve would eat of the tree, and He knew the fall of man. And He did not create the tree for Adam and Eve, but He created it for the sake of the angels and of the spirits that were to come. . . . And the Lord knew that Adam and Eve would not keep the way of the tree of life. And the tree of the knowledge of good and evil . . ." (Jubilees chapter 2)There are no verse numbering; and there are no statements anywhere near these statements found in R. H. Charles or others.Was it taken from some other book and inserted? Where did it come from?

I love that this Bible is well organized and a beautiful addition to my library.

Love itPro;The layout of the other book. Price is good for me. Able to expand my knowledgecon;but it's not the Bible type paper I'm use to. It look like scratch paper.