The Complete Ethiopian Bible: an Expanded Collection of Sacred Texts and Ancient Writings, Including Enoch, Jubilees, Meqabyan, Bel and the Dragon, and More

What if the story of Scripture is broader than you’ve been told?
For centuries, sacred writings preserved within the Ethiopian tradition have remained largely unseen by modern readers. This collection brings together a powerful selection of those ancient texts, offering a deeper look into the spiritual heritage that shaped early faith.
Unlike standard editions limited to a smaller canon, this volume presents an expanded body of biblical and historical writings, including the Book of Enoch, Jubilees, Meqabyan, Wisdom literature, and other revered works drawn from Ethiopian and Septuagint traditions.
Rooted in texts once written in Geʽez and preserved across generations, these writings explore themes of wisdom, judgment, righteousness, spiritual struggle, and divine purpose. They provide insight into the beliefs, questions, and convictions of ancient communities whose voices still echo today.
Inside this collection, you will discover:Influential apocryphal and deuterocanonical writings often absent from modern BiblesThe Ethiopian Meqabyan texts, reflecting unique historical and cultural expressionThe Book of Enoch and related sections exploring heavenly visions and divine orderWisdom literature offering moral instruction and spiritual reflectionA carefully compiled body of texts presented for accessible modern readingThis edition does not seek to force conclusions but invites thoughtful exploration. Whether you approach as a believer, student, or curious reader, it offers a rare opportunity to engage with writings that have shaped faith across centuries.
Rediscover ancient voices. Encounter forgotten writings. Explore a broader biblical tradition.