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The Book of Enoch (primarily 1 Enoch) is a composite ancient Jewish apocalypse that elaborates on Genesis-era traditions—fallen angels, the Nephilim, cosmic tours, judgment and eschatology—and it surv...
The strongest historical evidence that belong to the n canon is the continuous Geʽez manuscript tradition and explicit canonical lists and practices within the and Orthodox communities that include th...
contains a set of Old and New Testament books that are not found in , most notably , Jubilees, the three Meqabyan books, and certain Esdras and Jeremiah paralipomena, among others . Scholarly and popu...
Ge'ez became the Ethiopian Orthodox Church’s sacred scriptural and liturgical tongue through a long process of translation, manuscript production and ecclesiastical consolidation that began in Late An...