Christian readers eager to expand their understanding of the biblical canon.

Students of Africana studies interested in indigenous religious systems and literary traditions.

Anyone intrigued by ancient mysteries, hidden scriptures, and overlooked corners of global Christianity.

Whether you're seeking cultural enrichment, spiritual insight, or historical re-education, The Ethiopian Bible offers revelations that will reshape your understanding of Scripture and tradition.

What You'll Find Inside
This book is structured to be informative and accessible. Written in a clear, narrative style, it guides readers through:
The historical context of Christianity in Ethiopia: from the Axumite Empire to the present.

The formation of the Ge'ez language and script as a liturgical and literary cornerstone.

A deep dive into the Ethiopian Bible canon, including books such as 1 Meqabyan, Enoch, and Jubilees that are absent in other traditions.

The impact of the Ethiopian Bible on art, identity, architecture, music, and theology.

The modern revival and global relevance of these ancient texts through translations, digitization, and scholarly attention.

Comparative perspectives showing how Ethiopia's scriptural tradition intersects with and diverges from Catholic, Protestant, and Jewish canons.

With minimal academic jargon and maximum clarity, the tone is thoughtful, reverent, and designed for a broad audience: rooted in scholarship, yet engaging as a story passed down through generations.
Why This Book Matters:
This isn't just a study of ancient texts. It's a cultural reclamation. A spiritual rediscovery. A historical correction.
By the end of this journey, you'll have a new perspective on the biblical tradition-one that includes African voices, ancient mysteries, and divine stories that have endured in the Ethiopian highlands for millennia.
Start reading today.
If you've ever asked, "What else is out there?" when it comes to the Bible, this is your answer. Turn the page and rediscover Scripture through African eyes. Let the Ethiopian Bible change the way you see the sacred.