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It was quoted in the New Testament, confirmed by the Dead Sea Scrolls, and scripture for the first five centuries of Christian history. Then it vanished from most of the world — except one place.
Read article →The Books of Meqabyan are some of the least-known texts in biblical history — preserved only in the Ethiopian Orthodox canon for over a thousand years. Here's what they say, why they exist, and why the rest of the world has barely heard of them.
Read article →The Book of Jubilees fills in what Genesis leaves out: an expanded timeline, a solar calendar older than Moses, and angels who shaped the early world. Here's what it says and why Ethiopia kept it.
Read article →A concise introduction to the Book of Enoch: what it is, why it disappeared from most Bibles, and what you'll find inside its five major sections.
Read article →Most Christians grew up with a 66-book Bible. The Ethiopian Orthodox Church has used an 81-book canon for nearly two thousand years — and the extra books are extraordinary.
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