The Most Complete Ethiopian Bible
The Most Complete Ethiopian Bible
Full 88-book Ethiopian canon + 1,400 digital scriptures in one collection
100-hour audiobook + 220-hour video lessons — the deepest Bible study kit available
Includes rare apocrypha like Enoch & Jubilees — missing from every standard Bible
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Material & Construction
Material & Construction
Soft touch premium paperback cover designed for long-term durability. High-density ink for crisp, readable text. Strong lay-flat binding that prevents page curling during study sessions. Thick smooth interior pages for comfortable reading and reduced bleed-through. Illustrated sections with classic artwork for enhanced study and visual context. Approximately 800–1,000 pages depending on print batch. Handy size format that fits easily on desks, nightstands, and bags.
What's Included
What's Included
Complete printed Ethiopian Bible with all 88 canonical Ethiopian Orthodox books. QR code inside the book for instant access to the full digital library. 1,412 digital apocrypha, pseudepigrapha, and ancient texts. Complete 100-hour audiobook of the entire Ethiopian canon. 220 hours of video lessons for deeper learning. Master Apocrypha Collection including Enoch, Jubilees, and other rare writings. Illustrated interior pages and enhanced study-friendly layout. FaithMade support for digital access and content assistance.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Orders are processed and dispatched within 5–12 business days. Standard delivery within the United States typically arrives within 5 business days from dispatch. Every order includes tracking information for your peace of mind. We offer a 90-day return policy — if for any reason you're not completely satisfied, return your item within 90 days of delivery for a full refund or exchange.
Why Read From The Ethiopian Bible?
The Ethiopian Orthodox Church has preserved scriptures that were removed from Western Bibles centuries ago. Books like 1 Enoch, Jubilees, and Meqabyan were considered sacred by early Christians — some are even quoted in the New Testament. The Ethiopian canon is one of the oldest and most complete collections of biblical texts in existence, faithfully preserved for over 1,600 years. This is the only English Bible that brings all 88 books together with over 1,400 ancient texts not found in any standard KJV edition.
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We want you to read, explore, and discover without any risk. If at any time within 90 days you are not completely satisfied with your Ethiopian Bible, return it hassle-free for a full refund. No questions asked. We believe in this book — and we want you to believe in it too before you commit.
STILL GOT QUESTIONS?
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does the Ethiopian Bible have 88 books instead of 66?
Why does the Ethiopian Bible have 88 books instead of 66?
The Ethiopian Orthodox Church has preserved scriptures that were removed or excluded from Western Bibles centuries ago. Books like 1 Enoch, Jubilees, and others were considered sacred by early Christians and are still quoted in the New Testament — but you won't find them in most Bibles today. The Ethiopian canon represents one of the oldest and most complete collections of biblical texts in existence.
What books are included that aren't in my current Bible?
What books are included that aren't in my current Bible?
You'll find texts like 1 Enoch (quoted in Jude), the Book of Jubilees, 4 Baruch, and the Shepherd of Hermas, among many others. These aren't "new" books — they're ancient texts that Ethiopian Christians have faithfully preserved for over 1,600 years while other traditions set them aside.
Is this a legitimate translation or some kind of edited version?
Is this a legitimate translation or some kind of edited version?
This is a faithful English translation of the Ethiopian Orthodox canon. Ethiopia's Christian tradition predates most Western denominations — the Ethiopian eunuch in Acts 8 is considered one of the first Gentile converts. These scriptures have been continuously used in Ethiopian worship for centuries.
Why haven't I heard about these missing books before?
Why haven't I heard about these missing books before?
Most Western seminaries and churches simply don't teach about them. The Protestant Reformation standardized a 66-book canon, and that's what most of us grew up with. But early church fathers referenced many of these texts, and they remained part of Ethiopian Christianity throughout history.
Is this Bible difficult to read?
Is this Bible difficult to read?
Not at all. It's translated into clear, readable English. You don't need any special background — just an open heart and curiosity about scriptures your ancestors may have known.
Who is this Bible for?
Who is this Bible for?
Anyone hungry for more of God's word. Whether you're a lifelong believer who feels something's been missing, a serious student of scripture, or simply curious about what else the early church considered holy — this is for you.
How do I contact support?
How do I contact support?
Email us anytime through our Contact page. We're happy to help with any questions about your order or the Bible itself.