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The Complete Ethiopian Bible
The Complete Ethiopian Bible
✓ All 88 books in English, complete in one hardcover
✓ Includes Enoch, Jubilees, and Meqabyan — 22 books most Bibles never print
✓ Large print, sewn hardcover, made to be read and passed down
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Will this replace my current Bible, or complement it?
It complements it. This edition includes the same books found in a standard Bible, plus the additional Old Testament books recognized in the wider 88-book Ethiopian canon.
Why aren't these books in most Bibles?
Different church traditions settled on different canons over the centuries. The Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church kept the broadest canon still in active use — most Western Bibles simply never included these books in the first place.
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The Early Church Read More Books Than You Do
Open the New Testament to Jude, verse 14. He quotes a prophecy of Enoch by name, word for word, as Scripture. The book he is quoting is not in most Bibles today.
That was normal. The first Christians read from a far wider library than the 66 books on a modern shelf. Enoch, Jubilees, and others were copied, taught, and cited by the men who built the early church.
Even the King James Bible of 1611 was larger than yours. It carried roughly 80 books, with the additional texts printed between the Old and New Testaments. For over two centuries, English-speaking Christians read them as part of the Bible
Nothing Was Hidden. It Was Simply Stopped Being Printed.
There is no secret here, and no villain. What happened was slower and more ordinary than that.
During the Reformation, the additional books were moved out of the main text and set apart under the heading "Apocrypha." Still bound in. Still read. Just separated.
The decisive moment came in 1826, when the British and Foreign Bible Society resolved to stop funding Bibles that included them. Printing followed the money. Within a generation, most English Bibles were 66 books, and most readers never learned there had been more.
One church never made that change. Through all of it, the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church went on copying the full canon by hand in Ge'ez, as it had for well over a thousand years.
In 1947, the Desert Gave Back the Same Books
A shepherd near the Dead Sea found clay jars in a cave. Inside were the oldest biblical manuscripts ever recovered, some more than two thousand years old.
Among them were fragments of Enoch, in the original Aramaic. And Jubilees, in more copies than almost any other text at the site. These were not medieval inventions or late additions. They were being read, copied, and treasured before the New Testament was written.
The scrolls cannot settle which books belong in a canon. That is a question for the church, not the sand. What they settle is age. These books are as old as the tradition itself, and Ethiopia was still reading them while the rest of the world forgot.
This edition brings that complete canon into English, in one volume. Every book you already know, unchanged. And the ones that were kept.
How This Edition Compares
See exactly what the complete 88-book canon includes that a standard Bible leaves out.
Discover why our readers are so satisfied.
“I have read the Bible my whole life and never knew how much was left out. Holding Enoch and Jubilees in my own hands for the first time brought me to tears. This is a treasure.”
Linda
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“The book itself is beautiful. Heavy, well bound, the kind you keep on the table and not the shelf. It feels like something meant to be passed down, not just read once.”
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“At 68 my eyes are not what they were, and the large print made all the difference. I can sit and read for an hour without strain. I bought a second copy for my daughter.”
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Frequently Asked Questions
Will this replace my current Bible, or complement it?
That's completely up to you. Many readers keep it alongside their usual Bible for reference and study. Others make it their primary text once they see every familiar book included in full, plus the additional books that are often left out. Either way, nothing you already read is missing.
What's in the 88-book canon that a standard Bible doesn't have?
Alongside the familiar 66 books, this edition includes 22 additional Old Testament books preserved by the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church — among them Enoch, Jubilees, and Meqabyan — texts referenced elsewhere in Scripture but rarely printed in English.
Is the text large print?
Yes. This edition is set in a larger, comfortable type size designed for long reading sessions.
Does it come with a companion e-book?
Yes. Every order includes a free companion e-book edition, so you can start reading right away while your printed copy ships.
What are your shipping and return terms?
Free shipping on orders over €70. If you're not satisfied, you're covered by our 365-day money-back guarantee — reach out through our Contact page with your order details and we'll take care of the rest.
Does this contradict Scripture?
No. Every book found in a standard Bible is included here in full — nothing is removed or rewritten. What you gain are the additional books the early church read and preserved. You lose nothing, and see more of the historical canon.
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