Discover one of Christianity’s most distinctive scriptural traditions—and understand what truly sets it apart.

The Complete Ethiopian Bible is an extensive book-by-book study guide to the 81-book canon associated with the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church. Moving beyond sensational claims about “lost” or “forbidden” books, this carefully organized reference explains how the canon is named, counted, transmitted, compared, and understood within its historical Christian setting.

Inside, readers will:

• Explore all 81 canonical entries and their place within the broader Tewahedo tradition
• Examine Enoch, Jubilees, the three books of Meqabyan, Ezra traditions, Josippon, Sinodos, Dominos, Ethiopic Clement, and the Didascalia
• Compare the Ethiopian canon with Protestant, Roman Catholic, and Eastern Orthodox biblical collections
• Investigate Ge'ez manuscript culture, translation history, liturgical use, and the development of Ethiopian Christianity
• Understand why different sources produce conflicting Ethiopian canon lists
• Separate documented history from popular internet myths and exaggerated claims
• Navigate the tradition through canon tables, historical maps, diagrams, comparison charts, and carefully structured book profiles
• Continue studying with a glossary, research toolkit, bibliography, and 90-day and 12-month reading plans

Written for Bible students, theology readers, pastors, teachers, researchers, and anyone fascinated by Ethiopian Christianity, this volume provides a clear and responsible doorway into a scriptural world that Western readers rarely encounter in full.