As mentioned above, the Bible of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church consists of 81 books, 46 in the Old Testament, and 35. Summarized as Apocrypha or Pseudepigrapha by them today, meaning that they constitute the books about which there. 12 Ethiopian Bible Society. Metsehaf Kidus (The Holy Bible, Amharic version).

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Traditionally, the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church (EOTC) holds that its canon of the Scriptures comprises eighty-one books of the Old and New Testaments. However, which books comprise this list remains obscure and the very little research executed so far on the topic is both insufficient and misleading. This paper critically investigates if there has ever been a closed canon in the EOTC. It further critically engages with the notion and concept of the term “canon” and/or the Scripture(s). The theoretical framework applicable to this study is a history of reception approach as the study focuses on the history of reception, collection, translation, and transmission of the Scriptures in the Ethiopian Church. Methodologically, this study applies both library readings and fieldwork and the main tool employed in collecting data is qualitative interviews. Bichi Kannada Books Free Download.

In addition, insights from Ethiopian literature that have been neglected or that were earlier inaccessible are used. Finally, the study tries to prove that not only the canon of the EOTC, but also its concept in this church is very loose; it is possible to conclude that the canon of the EOTC is neither open nor closed. Adler, William. “ Enoch in Early Christian Literature.” SBL Seminar Papers 17: 271– 76. Amharic Bible: The Books of Old and New Testaments with Deutero-Canonical Books.

Addis Ababa: The Bible Society of Ethiopia. Amharic Bible: With the Old Testament Based on the Septuagint. Addis Ababa: The Bible Society of Ethiopia. Wondmagegnehu, Aymro, Motovu, Joachim. The Ethiopian Orthodox Church. Addis Ababa: The Ethiopian Orthodox Mission.

Bailey, Martin. “ Discovery of Earliest Illuminated Manuscript.” The Art Newspaper, July 14, 2010. Original in archive of The Art Newspaper,. Baynes, Leslie. “ Enoch and Jubilees in the Canon of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church.” Pages 799– 818 in A Teacher for All Generations: Essays in Honor of James C. Edited by Mason, E. Leiden: Brill.

Beckwith, Roger. The Old Testament Canon of the New Testament Church and Its Background in Early Judaism. Grand Rapids: Eerdmans. Beckwith, Roger.

“ A Modern Theory of the Old Testament Canon.” Vetus Testamentum 41: 385– 95., Bruce, F. The Canon of Scripture.

Downers Grove: IVP. Asale, Bruk A. “ Mapping the Reception, Transmission, and Translation of Scriptural Writings in the EOTC: How and Why Some ‘Pseudepigraphical’ Works Receive ‘Canonical’ Status in the Ethiopian Church.” Journal of Semitics 22/2: 358– 75. Asale, Bruk A. “ A Millennium Translation Based on the Geʿez and LXX: A New Bible Translation in the Ethiopian Church and Its Controversy.” The Bible Translator 65(1): 49– 73., Asale, Bruk A. “ The Legacy of 1 Enoch on Ethiopian Literature.” Journal of Semitics 23(2): 423– 42. Asale, Bruk A.