The Complete Ethiopian Bible — Study Set with Bible-Safe Highlighters
The canon of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church, the oldest and broadest in Christianity, preserved in Ge'ez while Western churches narrowed theirs. Paired with a set of six highlighters made specifically for Bible paper.
What's in the Set
The Complete Ethiopian Bible in English, Illustrated
- The Ethiopian canon in English translation
- The missing apocrypha: the Book of Enoch, the Books of Ezras, Jubilees
- The Book of Wisdom and other Orthodox texts
- Illustrated throughout
Bible Highlighters, Set of 6
Waxy-tipped highlighters formulated so they won't bleed through thin Bible pages — the reason ordinary highlighters ruin a Bible on the first pass. Six colors — blue, purple, green, orange, pink and yellow — color-coded for the themes common in Bible study. The flat, waxy tip lays down smoothly without tearing or wrinkling the sheet.
Why These Two Together
This is an 88-book canon. Most of it is text that has no chapter summaries, no study notes and no cross-references, because these books were left out of the editions that get those. Marking as you read is how you find your way back to a passage in Meqabyan or 3 Ezra a month later — and it's exactly what a standard highlighter destroys on this paper stock.
Why Readers Seek It Out
Enoch was quoted in the Epistle of Jude and read widely in the early church before disappearing from the Western canon for over a thousand years. Ethiopia kept it. For anyone studying early Christianity or Ethiopian Orthodox tradition, these texts are not curiosities — they are the primary sources.
Specifications
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Set contents: 1 Bible + 6 highlighters
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Canon: 88 books, Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo
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Language: English
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Illustrated: Yes, throughout
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Highlighters: Bible-safe, no bleed-through, 6 colors
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Condition: Brand new
Frequently Asked Questions
Why 88 books and not 66?
The Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church holds the broadest biblical canon in Christianity — 88 books, against 66 in most Protestant Bibles and 73 in the Catholic Bible.
Will the highlighters bleed through?
No. They're formulated for Bible paper specifically, which is thinner than ordinary book stock.
Why six colors?
Colour-coding by theme — prophecy, promises, commands, names of God, and so on — is the standard way to study a text this size without an index.
