Documenting the Ethiopian canon and holding publishers accountable.
There is no 88-book Ethiopian canon. So why does every listing say 88? Shared errors are how textual critics prove one manuscript was copied from another. The method works on Amazon listings too.
Read moreA hardcover advertising all 88 books of a 1.2 million word canon, in 271 pages. The type is readable, which is the problem. No Esther, no Ezra, and Genesis 1:1 rewritten.
Read moreA $48.99 edition in 17-point type lists 22 texts and ends on page 523. No Genesis, no Psalms, no Gospels. We read the table of contents.
Read moreIn most of Christianity, the Watchers of Enoch are fallen angels. In the one church that never stopped reading Enoch as scripture, they are the sons of Seth, and that reading is the key to the whole canon.
Read moreNo complete English translation of the Ethiopian Josippon exists. So we built one from three centuries of scholarship and a doctoral dissertation.
Read moreThe red flags that separate real editions from low-effort scams. Read this before you click Buy Now.
Read moreAmazon's bestselling Ethiopian Bible claims 88 books in 539 pages. The entire Ethiopian-unique section runs 37 pages.
Read moreThe books that make the Ethiopian canon the Ethiopian canon, and what most English editions leave out.
Read moreHow a warning about fraudulent Ethiopian Bibles inspired us to build a genuine edition.
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