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Emperor of Ethiopia from 1930 to 1974
The books known as 1 Enoch and Jubilees were ancient Jewish works that entered and remained in Ethiopian Christian scriptural practice early and gradually rather than at a single council; they are pre...
Several overlapping modern projects aim to render Ethiopia’s complex biblical corpus—rooted in Geʽez and large Amharic- and vernacular-language populations—into accessible languages; these efforts ran...
Multiple Ethiopian languages today have complete Bible translations, but the picture is fragmented: ancient Geʽez preserves a complete canonical Bible used liturgically, Amharic has had a complete Bib...
The Amharic Bible exists in several major editions published by the Ethiopian Bible Society (also called the Bible Society of Ethiopia), international Bible societies (Biblica/International Bible Soci...
The evidence in the provided reporting indicates that Emperor Haile Selassie I played a decisive patronage and imprimatur role in producing a modern Amharic Bible that effectively fixed a narrower, pr...
Scholars disagree about both the chronology and the mechanisms by which the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo canon assumed its distinctive count of eighty-one books: some emphasize a long, organic process ...