The Oldest Ethiopian Bible: Translating 19 Omitted Apocryphal Books from the Protestant Ge'ez Bible Canon into English, Including Sirach, Enoch, Angels, Watchers and Giants

The Ethiopian Bible is the world's oldest Bible, and it contains ancient, forgotten apocryphal writings.The whole body of work left out of the Protestant Bible's canonical text is featured in this uncommon volume.You will find the following apocryphal works in this special edition:A backgrounder and historical primer for reading the worksThe three Meqabyan books are MEQABYAN I, II, and III in lyric Rastafari version of Jamaican patoisThe Wisdom of SolomonThe Ethiopian Enoch's Books. Additionally, Apocryphal Sections of Noah's Book Are Not Included in the Protestant Canon.EsdrasThe Epistle of Jeremiah; The Prophecy of JeremiahBarucThe Additions to the Book of EstherPsalm 151The Wisdom of Jesus Son of SirachEcclesiasticusThe Book of TobitThe Book of JudithBel and the DragonSusannaThe Prayer of AzariahThe Prayer of Manasseh, and Apocryphal Ethiopic Prayers are also included.Book of Adam and Eve and the conflict of SatanThese are texts from the distant past that were penned in the archaic and traditional Ethiopian language, Ge'Ez, on goatskin. In this English edition, it is brought back to light.The text and graphics in this edition serve the following purposes:1. Describe the historical setting.2. Provide reading direction for the translated textWhy is the Ethiopian Bible not being discussed right now?Why have these writings been gradually lost to history? Read more