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Jubilees retells Genesis and Exodus with calendrical and legal emphases that recast patriarchal history into a covenantal timeline.
The Ethiopian canon uniquely preserves two ancient Jewish works—1 Enoch and Jubilees—that shaped early Jewish and Christian imaginations about angels, judgment, sacred time, and law; 1 Enoch foregroun...
The Ethiopic (Geʽez) textual tradition is the chief locus for the surviving complete Book of Enoch and for many witnesses of Jubilees, preserved in multiple manuscript families and edited in a series ...
recognizes an expanded canon—commonly described as 81 books—that includes several works not found in or , most notably , , the three Ethiopian Meqabyan books, and a suite of ecclesiastical texts such ...
The books of and occupy an accepted scriptural place within the n Orthodox Tewahedo canon, influencing theology, liturgy, and biblical interpretation in ways distinct from most other Christian traditi...
The Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church canonically retains 1 Enoch and Jubilees, preserving their influence on Ethiopian theology—especially angelology, sacred time, covenantal ethics, and liturgical ...