5 Reasons Why This Ethiopian Bible Belongs in Every Christian Home

By Jessica M.

Last Updated March 18. 2026

1. 88 Books Instead of 66

This Complete Ethiopian Bible has 22 of the missing Apocrypha the KJV Bible doesn’t have.

 

These books have been preserved by Ethiopia for over 3,000 years — it’s the most complete Bible in the world.

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2. Includes Rare Apocrypha Found Nowhere Else

The Ethiopian Bible contains books you won’t find in any other Bible:

 

The Book of Enoch

The Book of Jubilees

The Ascension of Isaiah


These aren’t random additions; they were ancient scriptures read by early Christians and removed by religious councils centuries later.

3. Proven Authentic by the Dead Sea Scrolls

In 1947, the Dead Sea Scrolls — the oldest biblical manuscripts ever found — included multiple copies of books like Enoch and Jubilees. While other traditions lost these texts, the Ethiopian Bible preserved them.

4. Preserved by a Nation That Was Never Conquered

Ethiopia was never colonized by Rome or Europe and wasn’t forced to conform to religious councils that edited other scriptures. They were also one of the first Christian nations on earth.

5. Trusted by 51,000+ Christians with a 90-Day Guarantee

Over 51,000 people have already ordered this Bible. Every order comes with a 90-day money-back guarantee. If you don’t love the Apocrypha, you can return it no questions asked.

Bonus with your order:

 

The Master Apocrypha — a complete collection of removed scriptures

220+ video lessons — deep dives into the books you’ve never read

100-hour audiobook — listen anywhere

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Ethiopian Bible Legit?

Yes. The Ethiopian Bible has been preserved by the Ethiopian Orthodox Church for over 1,600 years. It contains the same books found in the Dead Sea Scrolls, the ancient manuscripts discovered in 1947 and now held in museums worldwide.

 

These aren’t new books. They’re the original books that were removed from Western Bibles centuries ago.


Faith Made is the only U.S. publisher with the complete 88-book translation.

Is the Ethiopian Bible a Christian Bible?

Yes. The Ethiopian Bible is fully Christian.

 

It comes from the Ethiopian Orthodox Church, one of the oldest Christian churches in the world, established in the 4th century—within the first few centuries of Christianity itself.

 

For over 1,600 years, Ethiopian Christians have preserved a Bible containing 88 books, including texts like Enoch, Jubilees, and the full Maccabees. These books were read by early Christians, quoted by early Church leaders, and in the case of Enoch, even referenced directly in the New Testament (Jude 1:14–15).

 

The Ethiopian Bible doesn’t add new or foreign teachings. It preserves an ancient Christian canon that remained unchanged, while other regions later removed certain books during historical and theological debates.

 

In short, the Ethiopian Bible represents one of the earliest continuous Christian traditions in the world—and remains fully rooted in the Christian faith.

Can I Get It on Amazon?

We tried.


They wouldn’t let us.

 

Amazon rejected our listing. Meanwhile, their marketplace is flooded with cheap print-on-demand knockoffs claiming to be the “Ethiopian Bible”—incomplete versions, bad translations, slapped together to make a quick buck.

 

Those stay up.


Ours got blocked.

 

Make of that what you will.

 

We’re the only non-Ethiopian publisher with the actual rights to print the complete 88-book canon. The authentic version. And apparently, that’s the one Amazon doesn’t want you to have.

So we sell direct.


No algorithm deciding what scripture you’re allowed to buy.


No gatekeeper between you and the truth.

 

They can keep the fakes.


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Is the text large print?

Yes. Every page is printed in clear, comfortable large print—the kind you can actually read without squinting or holding the book at arm's length. Scripture shouldn't give you a headache.

Does it come with an E-book?


Yes. Inside your Bible, you'll find a QR code. Scan it once and you'll have the complete digital edition on your phone, tablet, or computer, instantly accessible whenever you need it. Your physical Bible stays safe at home. The Word stays with you everywhere.

Are the 22 extra books actually Christian?

Yes,and here's why that question matters:

 

Ethiopia was Christian before England existed. Before the Roman Empire fell. Before the King James translators were born.

 

The Ethiopian church has been guarding these scriptures for over 1,600 years, not as some fringe sect, but as one of the oldest continuous Christian traditions on earth.

 

These aren't "lost" books rediscovered by archaeologists or academics. These are books that never left the Ethiopian church. Books that Ethiopian Christians have been reading, teaching, and preaching since the 4th century.

 

Books like Enoch, quoted directly by Jude in the New Testament you already trust.

This isn't adding anything foreign to Christianity. This is returning to what Christianity preserved before the Western canon was finalized.