Illustrated Edition · All 88 Books · Solomon's Gate Press
"And Enoch also, the seventh from Adam, prophesied of these, saying, Behold, the Lord cometh with ten thousands of his saints."
Jude 1:14 (KJV)
Read the short letter of Jude and you will find a prophecy credited to Enoch, "the seventh from Adam." Those words come from the Book of Enoch. Yet open almost any Bible on a church pew today, and Enoch is nowhere to be found.
It is not the only book that went missing. And the more you look, the more the story raises a simple question: what else did we never get to read?
The original King James Bible printed the Apocrypha between the Old and New Testaments. Over the 1800s, more and more printings left them out.
The Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered at Qumran. Among them, fragments of Enoch and Jubilees, among the oldest biblical manuscripts ever found.
Only one church kept these books whole. The complete Book of Enoch survives in just one ancient language: the Ge'ez of Ethiopia.
The Complete Ethiopian Bible in English puts 22 of those books back beside your 66, in one illustrated volume.
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100K+ sold, an Amazon Best Seller, and rated 4.87 out of 5 on Goodreads. Here is what readers say in their own words.
"What I got instead was a theological earthquake disguised as a hardcover."
"The books that I've always heard existed"
"The Ethiopian Bible has the books that I've always heard existed but never found. There are 88 books as opposed to the 66 of a standard Bible... This is a must for anyone interested in reading the true word."
CPCarrie P.
"This Bible is absolutely beautiful"
"I wish I could give this more stars. This Bible is absolutely beautiful... The richness of these ancient texts slowed me down, drew me into prayerful reflection, and helped me feel more connected to God and the early roots of belief."
CCarrol
"Especially powerful"
"What makes this edition especially powerful is how it brings together rare and often overlooked writings, such as the Book of Enoch, Jubilees, the Books of Ezra, the Book of Wisdom, and other ancient works that many readers have never had the opportunity to explore in one place."
WHWilliam H.
"Highly recommended for study"
"Very informative and easy to read... The traditional order of books is maintained with the lost books inserted where they should be. Highly recommended for study."
CVCVB
"I have dug so deep in the book of Enoch"
"Absolutely love it I have dug so deep in the book of Enoch... I definitely suggest if you want to know a different side of the Bible."
CPCarrie P.
"It's easy to follow"
"I absolutely love this bible! It's so easy to read, It's easy to follow."
SBStephanie B.
"I am so impressed with this bible"
"I am so impressed with this bible because it answers question my bible do mot give me about things that happened in the beginning..."
DDonzella
"I bought several to give to friends and family"
"I am thrilled to have access to these sacred texts of wisdom. I bought several to give to friends and family. There is so much more to learn."
KNKathleen N.
"Love this Bible with all of my heart"
JJames · via Goodreads
Why Ethiopia kept the books others lost
Christianity reached the Ethiopian kingdom of Aksum in the 4th century, centuries before it reached much of Europe, making Ethiopia one of the oldest Christian nations on earth. While other traditions narrowed their Bibles, the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church kept a broader canon in daily use, copied by hand in Ge'ez for generations.
"The Ethiopian Church never lost these books. They were copied, taught, memorized, and safeguarded in Ge'ez manuscripts without interruption for centuries."
The same Genesis to Revelation you know, plus the books other Bibles leave out.
| Includes | Standard66 books | Catholic73 books | This edition88 books |
|---|---|---|---|
| Genesis to Revelation | |||
| Tobit, Judith, Wisdom, Sirach, Baruch | |||
| Book of Enoch and Second Enoch | |||
| Book of Jubilees | |||
| Meqabyan I, II and III | |||
| 1 and 2 Esdras, Prayer of Manasses, Psalm 151 | |||
| First Epistle of Clement |
Every book in the printed edition, in English, in one volume. These are the 22 you will not find in a standard 66-book Bible:
Gold marks the 22 books not found in the standard 66-book Bible.
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