The Ethiopian Bible Explained for Beginners

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The Ethiopian Bible Explained for Beginners is an introduction to the Ethiopian Orthodox biblical tradition, exploring its unique canon, ancient writings, and the books unfamiliar to many Western
The Ethiopian Bible Explained for Beginners is an introduction to the Ethiopian Orthodox biblical tradition, exploring its unique canon, ancient writings, and the books unfamiliar to many Western readers. The book explains Enoch, Jubilees, Meqabyan, the broader Ethiopian New Testament, and how these texts connect with familiar biblical books such as Genesis, Daniel, Jude, and Revelation. Written for beginners, it provides a clear understanding of Ethiopia’s ancient scriptural heritage, its history, major themes, and the reasons this tradition has preserved a wider collection of biblical writings.

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Ephrem D Asfaw
Ephrem D. Asfaw is a writer and researcher with a deep interest in biblical history, ancient Christian traditions, and the spiritual heritage of Ethiopia. His work focuses on making complex religious history accessible to modern readers while preserving respect for the cultural and theological traditions behind the texts. Through his writing, he seeks to bring greater understanding to the Ethiopian biblical canon, early Christianity, and the ancient writings that have shaped generations of faith.

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