The Complete Ethiopian Bible in English
- For the believer who always knew a piece was missing
- The most complete Bible ever printed in English
- Read the books they took out, and decide for yourself
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Is This Right For Me?
Is This Right For Me?
“So then faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the word of God.” — Romans 10:17
The Book of Enoch and the Book of Jubilees are not inventions and they are not fringe. Both turned up among the Dead Sea Scrolls, copied more than a hundred years before Christ, lying in the same caves as fragments of almost every book in your Old Testament. Jude quotes Enoch word for word (Jude 1:14-15). Peter leans on it (2 Peter 2:4). The early church read both in the open. And Ethiopia, the one Christian nation no foreign empire ever conquered long enough to edit, has carried them in its Bible for 1,600 years.
The 1611 King James also held 14 extra books, the Apocrypha, right up until 1826, when the British and Foreign Bible Society stopped printing them. Not because they were wrong. Because Bibles were cheaper without them. Your Ethiopian Bible puts 12 of those 14 back into one volume, with Ethiopia’s three books of Meqabyan standing in for the Maccabees, all in plain English, sitting beside every book you already know, Genesis through Revelation, untouched. Nothing is taken from you. You finally read what the apostles read.*
*Based on the books of the Ethiopian Orthodox canon.
Why order here?
Why order here?
When you order from this page, you order straight from the publisher, the team that compiled the canon, set the type, and sent it to print. No middleman, no reseller, no guessing which edition turns up at your door.
And you already know the kind that turns up. The cheap ones. Scraped from a free PDF, crammed into eight point type with no margins, half the books quietly missing, falling apart by the second week. People spend fifty, sixty dollars on those and feel foolish for trying. This is the opposite of that, on purpose. Every page is a full 8.5 by 11 inches, 73% more room than a standard Bible, so all 88 books sit in clean two column text at a size you can actually read by lamplight.
The moment you check out, your ebook is ready. No waiting on the post. You can start reading tonight, every one of the 88 books, while the printed volume is still on its way to you. Add the app and the ebook lives inside it, next to a community of more than 15,000 believers already reading the same books and talking through what they find.
Every copy is printed to our own specification and checked by hand before it ships. Write to us about your order or about the books themselves and a real person answers. And every order is held by a full 365-day guarantee, so you have a year to decide, not a week.
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Why Ethiopia Kept The Books Everyone Else Lost
No foreign empire ever ruled Ethiopia long enough to rewrite it. Its libraries were never burned, its scriptures never edited to suit a conqueror. So while canons were trimmed and reprinted elsewhere, Ethiopia simply kept what it was given, read and copied there for 1,600 years without a break.
Why order from Nurevora
In 1947, shepherds near Qumran stumbled on the Dead Sea Scrolls. Among them were copies of Enoch and Jubilees, more than two thousand years old, lying right beside the books of your Old Testament. Those books were never lost. They were kept, read, and copied in Ethiopia the entire time. This is that Bible, in English.
Before you decide
You Were Right To Wonder. Now Decide Who Else Gets To.
You already know what is in these pages. The only question left is who else gets to read them. Start with your own house. Then think of the people still asking the questions you spent years asking. The grown son who stopped going. The mother who would read Enoch cover to cover if someone just put it in her hands. The friend at church who says the thing you used to say, that this is probably only a legend. You cannot argue any of them into it. You can hand them the book and let the pages do it. And the more you add, the less each one costs.
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The Complete Table of Contents
Count Them. All 88 Are Here.
The full Ethiopian canon in one English volume. The 22 books the standard Bible dropped are the ones in gold. Nothing familiar is missing.
The Old Testament
Books 1 to 57The New Testament
Books 58 to 88Customer Reviews
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Eleanor W. October 2026Verified BuyerFinally stopped buying pieces of itFor about two years I bought these one book at a time. A little Enoch here, a Jubilees paperback there, a Meqabyan I could barely follow. Half of them translated so rough I gave up partway. Getting all 88 in one book, in English that actually reads like English, saved me from the whole mess. I should have waited for this instead of wasting money on the scraps.
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Marcus L. October 26Verified BuyerBigger than I expected, in a good wayThought it would feel cheap. It doesn’t. Heavy, well bound, print you can actually read. Worth it.
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Barbara H. OCTOBER 2026Verified BuyerI asked about Enoch once as a teenager and got shut downI still remember it. I was maybe fifteen, I’d heard Enoch mentioned somewhere, and I asked an elder at church why it wasn’t in our Bible. The look I got. Like I’d said something dirty. I dropped it for forty years. A few months ago it came back up on my feed and I thought, I’m a grown woman now, I can read whatever I want. Ordered this. The first night I sat down with the actual book of Enoch in my hands I got unexpectedly emotional. Not because it rocked my faith, it didn’t, everything I believe is still right there. It was because I finally understood I was never wrong to ask. That teenager wasn’t being rebellious. She was being curious, and curiosity about God is not a sin. I read a few pages most evenings now. It feels like getting something back that someone took from me a long time ago.
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Tom B. AUGUST 2026Verified BuyerCame in as a skepticI half expected this to be some repackaged conspiracy thing. It isn’t. It’s just the text, laid out plainly, with the extra books clearly marked so you know exactly what you’re reading. I’ve been cross-checking Enoch against the Jude quote myself. Lines up. No drama, no agenda, just the books. That’s all I wanted.
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Cris J. February 2026Verified BuyerBought one for my dad, now I need my ownHe hasn’t put it down. Guess I’m ordering again.
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Hannah C. SEPTEMBER 2026Verified BuyerChecked it against the other one I ownedI already had a so-called complete Ethiopian Bible from somewhere else. Pulled them side by side when this arrived. Mine was missing the Meqabyan books entirely and a couple of the New Testament ones at the end. This has all of them. I didn’t realize the first one had short-changed me until I had the real thing to compare it to. Keep this, give the other away.
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Gary N. April 2026Verified BuyerMy eyes thank youI’m 74 and most Bibles these days are a strain. This one I can read without my magnifier. Big pages, clear letters. That alone made it worth every penny.
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Lisa M. SEPTEMBER 2026Verified BuyerDidn’t expect the ebook to come through right away, but it did. So while the printed one was still on its way I was already three chapters into Jubilees on my phone in bed. By the time the book showed up I knew I’d bought the right thing. Nice touch, not having to wait to start.
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Patricia G. JUNE 2026Verified BuyerEverything’s here. I stand corrected.
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Nancy F. SEPTEMBER 2026Verified BuyerI wasn’t looking for a new Bible. I’ve read the same one for thirty years and I love it. What got me was this nagging thing where the New Testament kept referencing stuff that wasn’t anywhere in my Old Testament. Jude talking about Enoch prophesying. The whole watchers business hinted at and never explained. I ordered this mostly to scratch that itch. What I didn’t expect was that reading Enoch and Jubilees would send me back into my regular Bible seeing things I’d read past a hundred times. Genesis 6 reads completely differently now. Passages I used to skim suddenly have a backstory. So no, it didn’t replace my Bible. It woke it up. I find myself reading both together most nights, one explaining the other. For anyone who’s ever felt like there was a chapter missing between the lines, this is it.
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Diane W. AUGUST 2026Verified BuyerMy whole family group chat wants one nowI posted a photo of mine and my sisters blew up the chat. Three of them have already ordered. Something about seeing it in a real person’s hands made it click for them.
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