6 Reasons Why The Ethiopian Bible Belongs in Every Christian's Home
By Jessica M.
Last Updated August 21, 2026
1. Tells You What to Do When You Encounter the Spirits the Flood Didn't Kill
Their bodies drowned. Their spirits didn't.
Heaven wasn't made for them. Hell wasn't made for them. So when the Nephilim died, their spirits stayed here. Hungry. Wandering. Looking for bodies to enter.
Your Bible calls them unclean spirits. It tells you to fight them. It never tells you how.
Enoch does. That's why it was removed.
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2. Shows You The Exact Words That Made Spirits Flee on Contact
Your Bible tells you to pray. It never tells you what to say.
The original scriptures had prayers for specific spirits. Not requests. Commands. Words that made demons leave the moment they were spoken.
The early church used them. Then they were burned.
Ethiopia never burned them.
3. Spirits Flee When You Call Them by Name
The spirits that have been blocking your prayers for years have names. The ones assigned to your bloodline have names. The ones ruling over your region have names.
The original scriptures listed every one of them.
Your Bible cut that section out.
Ethiopia didn't.
4. Explains Why the Angels Assigned to You Haven't Been Responding
You have Angels. They were assigned to you before you were born (Psalm 91:11, Hebrews 1:14). But you've never been taught how to work with them.
The original scriptures told you their names. Their assignments. How to call on them. How to direct them over your children, your spouse, your home.
That section was removed.
You've had angels waiting for orders. The instructions were stripped out before you were born.
5. Preserved By A Nation That Was Never Conquered.
The 1947 dead sea scrolls discovery changed everything.
They said these books were added later. That Ethiopia made them up. That they weren't original scripture.
Then a shepherd found sealed jars in caves near the Dead Sea. Scrolls untouched for 1,600+ years. The Book of Enoch was inside. The Book of Jubilees was inside. Dated older than any Bible on earth.
They weren't added by Ethiopia. They were removed by everyone else.
The Dead Sea Scrolls confirmed it the existence of these scriptures.
Why Read the Ethiopian Bible?
It is the only English Bible that preserves the complete Ethiopian canon—
including ancient books such as Enoch and Jubilees, along with hundreds of sacred texts not found in modern Western Bibles.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Ethiopian Orthodox tradition preserved a broader biblical canon that traces back to the earliest centuries of Christianity. While many Western traditions later standardized a shorter canon, the Ethiopian Church continued to preserve additional sacred writings that were long read, referenced, and studied within early Christian communities.
This edition includes ancient texts such as The Book of Enoch, Jubilees, 1–4 Baruch, The Shepherd of Hermas, and other writings preserved within the Ethiopian canon.
These are not modern additions—they are ancient works that Ethiopian Christianity has faithfully maintained for over 1,600 years, even as other traditions set them aside.
This is a faithful English translation of the Ethiopian Orthodox canon, based on texts preserved and used continuously within Ethiopia’s Christian tradition.
Christianity has existed in Ethiopia since the earliest days of the Church—referenced even in the New Testament (Acts 8). These scriptures have remained part of Ethiopian worship and study for centuries.
Most Western churches and seminaries focus on the shorter canon that became standard after the Protestant Reformation. As a result, many ancient texts preserved elsewhere simply aren’t discussed or taught regularly.
However, early Christian writers frequently referenced many of these works, and they have remained an integral part of Ethiopian Christianity throughout history.
Not at all. This edition is translated into clear, readable English and designed for both study and personal reading.
No prior academic background is required—only curiosity and a desire to explore the broader biblical tradition.
This edition is for readers who want a deeper understanding of biblical history—whether you’re a lifelong believer, a serious student of scripture, or someone exploring early Christian traditions for the first time.
If you’ve ever wondered what else the early Church read and preserved, this collection was created for you.
In addition to the complete printed Ethiopian Bible, your purchase includes:
- Instant access to a comprehensive digital library
- A complete audiobook covering the Ethiopian canon
- Extensive video lessons designed to provide historical and textual context
All digital content is accessible via a QR code inside the book.
If you need assistance with your order or digital access, you can contact us anytime at info@millyandmae.com
Our team is happy to help.
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