Not a sampler. Not a study guide. All 22 restored books, exactly as they appear in your Faith Made Ethiopian Bible.
Book of Enoch108 chapters
Watch the angels fall in real time: their names, their crimes, and the sentence God pronounces over them. This is the book Jude quotes in your own New Testament.
Book of Jubilees50 chapters
Read Genesis and Exodus the way the ancients kept them, dated year by year, with the details between the verses your KJV never gave you.
Wisdom of Solomon19 chapters
Sit under Solomon as he takes on death, injustice and the secret plans of the wicked. Chapter 2 reads like the crucifixion written centuries early.
Sirach51 chapters
Blunt, practical instruction on money, friends, work, wine and your tongue. The most quotable book they ever cut.
1 Esdras9 chapters
Relive the fall of Jerusalem and the return from exile, including the famous contest before the king: what is strongest, wine, kings, women, or truth?
2 Esdras16 chapters
Follow Ezra through seven visions of the end: the eagle, the man rising from the sea, the signs before the last days. The apocalypse the West set aside.
Tobit14 chapters
Travel with young Tobias while the angel Raphael walks beside him in disguise. A story of healing and answered prayer generations grew up on.
Judith16 chapters
Meet the widow who walked into the enemy camp, outwitted a general, and saved Israel with one stroke. Courage you can feel in your chest.
1 Meqabyan36 chapters
Ethiopia's own book of martyrs: tyrants raging, believers standing firm, and the resurrection promised in plain words. Almost never printed in English.
2 Meqabyan21 chapters
Watch a persecutor brought to repentance and mercy reach men the world had written off. A book on judgment and grace the West has never read.
3 Meqabyan10 chapters
Ten chapters on why the righteous suffer and how God keeps account of every tear. Short, severe, and deeply comforting at once.
1 Maccabees16 chapters
March with the family that took their temple back from an empire. Real swords, real history: the story of Hanukkah your Bible skipped.
2 Maccabees15 chapters
Seven brothers choose death over denying God, one by one, in front of their mother. You will not forget chapter 7.
Psalm 151David's lost psalm
David tells the Goliath story in his own voice, the shepherd nobody counted. Short enough to memorize the night your Bible arrives.
The Prayer of Manassehthe chained king
The most wicked king Judah ever had, on his knees in chains, and forgiven. After this prayer you will never again wonder if you are too far gone.
Baruch6 chapters
Jeremiah's own scribe writes to the exiles: confession, wisdom, and the promise of return. A man watching his city burn and still trusting God.
The Letter of Jeremiah1 chapter
One chapter that dismantles idolatry line by line. You will recognize every modern idol in it.
4 Baruch9 chapters
The untold aftermath of Jerusalem's fall, and the man who slept through the exile and woke to figs still fresh: God's sign that restoration was coming.
The Sinodos73 chapters
The early church's own rulebook: how they ordained, baptized, prayed and kept order. Church life the way the apostles' students actually ran it.
The Book of the Covenant I48 chapters
Ethiopia's guarded treasure on God's covenant with His people, copied by hand for centuries while the West forgot it existed.
The Book of the Covenant II27 chapters
Teaching preserved in the Ethiopian canon as the risen Christ's instruction to His disciples. Nearly impossible to find in English until now.
The Ethiopic Didascalia43 chapters
How the first congregations worshiped, fasted, gave and handled conflict. A working manual for the household of faith, not a theory book.
Gold-marked books include the broader Ethiopian canon texts almost never printed in English. Counts taken directly from the Faith Made edition.
