The Ge'ez Bible: Ancient Ethiopian Scriptures, Apocrypha & Deuterocanon: A Comprehensive Collection of Canonical, Deuterocanonical, and Apocryphal Texts from the Ge'ez Tradition in English

What if the Bible you grew up with was missing nearly twenty books that Ethiopian Christians have read, memorized, and lived by for over sixteen hundred years?• The Full Ge'ez Canon — This collection gathers every book held sacred by the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church, including the 81-book canon with the 46-book Old Testament, the 35-book New Testament, and the unique Ethiopian Biblical texts rarely found in Western editions.• Apocrypha and Deuterocanon Restored — Read the books that shaped early African Christianity: Enoch, Jubilees, the Books of Meqabyan, the Rest of the Words of Baruch, and other texts preserved in Ge'ez while lost or excluded elsewhere.• A Single-Volume Reference for Scholars and Seekers — Whether you study textual history, explore Christian traditions beyond the Latin and Greek streams, or simply want to read the Scriptures as one of the oldest continuous Christian communities has received them, this edition puts the entire Ethiopian library at your fingertips.• Faithfully Rendered for Modern Readers — Clear, accessible English translations respect the cadence and structure of the ancient Ge'ez originals without imposing contemporary theological frameworks.• From the Church That Never Colonized the Canon — Discover how the Ethiopian Tewahedo tradition maintained its full Biblical library through centuries of isolation, preserving texts and arrangements that predate many modern editorial decisions.Add this volume to your library today and read the Bible through the eyes of Africa's oldest Christian tradition. Read more