The Ethiopian Bible (የኢትዮጵያ መጽሐፍ ቅዱስ): Comprehensive Review And Historical Overview Of The World's Oldest And Most Accurate Bible

The Ethiopian Bible: Comprehensive Review and Historical Overview of the World’s Oldest and Most Accurate Bible is an illuminating journey into one of the world’s most sacred and fascinating scriptures.

Recognized as the oldest and most accurate Bible on Earth, the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Bible preserves a unique canon, translated from the ancient Ge’ez language and deeply rooted in Jewish and early Christian traditions. This audiobook takes listeners through the origins, history, and profound influence of the Ethiopian Bible on spirituality, theology, and culture.

Through meticulous research, the author traces the Ethiopian Bible’s beginnings, its preservation, and its role in shaping Ethiopian Christianity and society. Listeners will encounter writings absent from most Western Bibles, including the Book of Enoch, Book of Jubilees, and other Apocryphal texts, alongside insights into the Ethiopia’s connection to the Ark of the Covenant.

This audiobook also examines how the Ge’ez translations and interpretations have shaped the liturgy and theology of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church, transforming the Ethiopian Bible into both a spiritual cornerstone and a cultural treasure.

With engaging narratives and historical depth, this work highlights the Ethiopian Bible’s influence on Christian traditions, Ethiopian festivals like Timkat and Meskel, and its impact on global biblical studies.

You’ll discover:

✓Key differences between the Ethiopian canon and Western Bibles

✓Ancient texts like Enoch, Jubilees, Apocrypha, and Kebra Nagast

✓The role of the Ge’ez language in translation and preservation

✓Ethiopia’s connection to the Ark of the Covenant

✓FAQs, glossary of terms, and clear explanations for deeper study

A vital resource for scholars, theologians, history enthusiasts, and seekers of biblical truth.

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