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No more hunting fragments across sketchy PDFs. No more century-old 'thee-and-thou' you can't get through. No more wondering what your Bible left out. This is the genuinely complete 88-book Ethiopian canon — all 22 missing books restored, in plain modern English — and your full digital library + audiobooks land in your inbox minutes after checkout, before the book even ships.
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I've studied ancient history for years. This edition has texts I've never seen in print before. The translation is finally readable. Worth every penny.
I quoted Enoch 1:9 in sermons for years without knowing the full book existed. Now I have the complete text. My congregation was stunned.
Bought two — kept one, gave one to my father. He called me the next day to say it was the most interesting book he'd opened in years.
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I'd known my Bible was edited down for years — but I'd never read the books that were left out. This edition changed that: the complete 88-book canon, in a month. The connections across Genesis, Daniel and the rest are everywhere. I recommend it before every Bible study now.
I built an entire Sunday series around the missing books. My congregation had more questions after those services than any other series this year. Half these books were completely new to me — and to nearly every pastor I've since recommended this to.
I've seen 'lost books of the Bible' content before — usually sensationalist and misleading. This is different. Every text is placed in careful historical context, nothing is overclaimed, and the scholarship is visible without being dense. I'd recommend this at my church.
I teach RE at a Catholic school and the Dead Sea Scrolls come up every year. We've always cobbled together information from websites. Now I have one volume with proper introductions that actually looks like it belongs in a reference library. My students take it seriously.
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12,000+ readers. Here’s what discovering the complete 88-book Bible looks like.
The earliest Christians didn’t read 66 books. They read Enoch. They read Jubilees. They read the gospels and prophecies that filled the story between Genesis and Revelation. Then, beginning with the church councils — Laodicea, Carthage, Trent — men sat in rooms and decided which scriptures you’d be allowed to read, and which would be buried. The 1611 King James Bible still carried 80 books. The one in your house today has 66. Fourteen were cut out — and that’s before Enoch and Jubilees, which they never let in at all.
One church refused to obey. For 1,600 years the Ethiopian Orthodox Church — the oldest on earth — kept every page they tried to erase: the complete Books of Enoch, the Book of Jubilees, the three Books of Meqabyan — all 88 books. What you were told was lost was never lost. It was hidden from you — and now it’s about to be yours.
Your Bible is missing 22 books — this brings every one of them back. Restored, sourced, and finally readable, in one matched 5-volume set.
If they decided what you were allowed to read,
what else were you never shown?
Most “complete” Bibles still give you only 66 books, reset in tiny type. Before you buy any edition, check three things: does it include all 88 books of the canon, is it in readable modern English, and can you verify the publisher?
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| The Complete 88-Book Ethiopian Bible (this edition)COMPLETE | A standard 66-book Bible | A free PDF online | |
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| All 88 books of the canon | ✓ All three, in full | ~ 66 books only | ~ scattered files |
| The 22 books beyond the standard 66 | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Translation year | Modern English (2024) | R.H. Charles, 1917 (107 years ago) | Various — unverified |
| Nearly 800 pages · large 7×10 type | ✓ | ✗ cramped print | ✗ a screen |
| Full audiobook included | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| A scholarly intro before every text | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| 242-book bonus library (eBook + audio) | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| 365-day money-back guarantee | ✓ | — | — |
| A publisher you can verify | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ anonymous uploads |
| What you end up with | The complete canon | Incomplete — 66 books | A folder of files |
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I'd known my Bible was edited down for years — but I'd never read the books that were left out. This edition changed that: the complete 88-book canon, in a month. The connections across Genesis, Daniel and the rest are everywhere.
We’re working through Second Temple Judaism as part of our Old Testament curriculum. This gave us an actual primary source — the texts themselves, with honest historical introductions. My 14-year-old is reading it without being told to. That never happens.
I built an entire Sunday series around the missing books. My congregation had more questions after those services than any other series this year. Half these books were completely new to them — and to most pastors I've recommended it to.
I teach ancient Near East history and have studied the biblical canon for decades. Most 'complete' Bibles quietly stop at 66 books. This one doesn't — all 88, with honest historical introductions and no sensationalism.
I have an hour commute each way and had been wanting a proper audiobook of the complete canon for years. The narrator handles the archaic names well, each book's introduction is its own track, and I'm steadily working through all 88.
I’ve seen 'lost books of the Bible' content before — usually sensationalist and misleading. This is different. Every text is placed in careful historical context, nothing is overclaimed, and the scholarship is visible without being dense. I’d recommend this at my church.
I teach RE at a Catholic school and my students always ask why the New Testament quotes Enoch when the book isn't in their Bibles. Now I have one volume with the complete canon and proper introductions — it actually looks like it belongs in a reference library, and my students take it seriously.
I came to faith two years ago and read everything I can find. 242 bonus texts arrived in my inbox before the printed book even shipped. Having the complete 88-book canon in one volume puts the early church debates in a completely different light.
Bought this as a birthday gift. He opened it when it arrived and didn’t put it down until dinner. Twenty years of asking why Enoch isn’t in the Bible — now he has the actual texts in his hands. That question finally has an answer he can read for himself.
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Use this list to verify exactly what this publisher's English 88-title study collection contains. Canon terminology and lists vary by source and tradition.
88-title English study collection · 834 pages · 7×10 paperback
Read the 22 Missing Books — Starting Tonight →Review the exact items and optional additions in your cart before checkoutThis isn’t a paraphrase. These lines are printed exactly as they appear in this edition — from the complete 88-book canon, in English you can actually read.
1 Enoch · Chapter VI — the actual pages, 7×10 Read fullscreenBut the others reassured him, saying, "Let’s all make a promise together and swear an oath. We will not abandon this plan but will see it through." So they all swore an oath and made a binding agreement to carry it out.
There were two hundred of them in total, and during the time of Jared, they came down to the top of Mount Hermon. They named it Mount Hermon because it was the place where they made their oath and sealed it with a curse.
And this is only the beginning. A few chapters on, 1 Enoch tells the rest —
A group of fallen angels came down to Earth, bringing both secret knowledge and destruction. They learned things they were never supposed to know. Sin spread everywhere.
They became violent and killed many people. Their children grew into giants.
That’s two pages. This volume holds all 88 books — nearly 800 pages in all.
Show Me the 22 Missing Books →The full canon the Ethiopian Church has guarded for more than 1,600 years — including the 22 books Western Bibles quietly cut out.
Enoch, Jubilees, the Books of Meqabyan and more — the scriptures the first Christians treasured, before the councils removed them.
Your New Testament quotes Enoch (Jude 1:14) — now read the book it's quoting, in full, beside the whole canon.
Beyond the 88-book canon: every lost, banned and apocryphal book — the Gospels of Judas & Thomas, the Book of Giants, Jasher and 230+ more — free in eBook + audiobook.
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Modern English on large 7×10 pages — ancient scripture you can actually sit down and read.
Nearly 800 pages — the complete 88-book canon the Ethiopian Church kept: all 66 familiar books, the Deuterocanon, the Book of Jubilees, the Books of Enoch, and the three Books of Meqabyan — each opened by a scholarly introduction, so you always know what you’re reading.

Quoted by the Apostle Jude in your own New Testament, yet cut from the standard Bible: the Watchers' descent, the Nephilim, and Enoch's journey through the heavens. Lost to the West for centuries — the Ethiopian Church never let it go. Printed here in full.

Creation to Moses retold in detail: the origin of the feasts, the hidden calendar the patriarchs kept, and the events Genesis only hints at. A foundational text of the Ethiopian canon.

Found in no other Bible on earth. Not the Roman Maccabees — a distinct set of martyr-narratives the Ethiopian Church reads as a theology of resistance and fidelity under persecution. All three, complete.

Tobit, Judith, the Wisdom of Solomon, Sirach, Baruch, the Prayer of Manasseh, and the Greek additions to Daniel — Susanna, Bel and the Dragon, the Song of the Three Children. The library the Reformation set aside, restored.

The whole Bible you already know — the full Old and New Testaments — in the same clear modern English, so the 88-book canon reads as one seamless volume from the first page to the last.
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Unfiltered messages from people who opened the set and couldn’t believe what their Bible had been missing.
I had no idea my Bible quotes Enoch and then leaves the entire book out. How did I never know this?
The Watchers chapters alone were worth it. I read the whole canon in a week and ordered a second copy for my brother.
I've preached 30 years and never read the complete 88-book canon in one volume. It changes how you read everything.
I own a dozen Bibles. None had the full 88 books. This is the only one I reach for now.
Bought one, gifted one to my dad the retired pastor. He teared up. Best gift I've ever given.
The audiobook unlocked instantly and I started Enoch on my commute the next morning. 100 hours is no joke.
I expected a cheap reprint. It's gorgeous — navy and gold, heavy paper, nearly 800 pages. Feels like an heirloom.
Why isn't this taught in church?? I'm halfway through and I can't stop telling people.
Books my Bible quotes but never included — Enoch, Jubilees — finally in one volume on my shelf. Still can't get over it.
The complete Ethiopian Orthodox canon in print — every book, ready for study and devotion.
Your whole Bible plus the 22 books it's missing — Enoch, Jubilees, the Meqabyan and the Deuterocanon — in one volume.
Clear, modern typesetting on large 7×10 pages — comfortable to read cover to cover.
The full canon plus the 242-book bonus library, narrated in English — yours free, to listen anywhere.
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Yes — and you're in good company. These are the books the earliest church read: the Deuterocanon that Catholic and Orthodox Bibles still keep, plus the books Ethiopia preserved — Enoch (quoted by Jude in your New Testament), Jubilees, and the Books of Meqabyan. We present them as history and heritage, with a scholarly introduction before the canon — not as added scripture.
Yes — the full canon, each listed in the numbered table of contents. The standard 66 (Genesis through Revelation), the Deuterocanon (Tobit, Judith, the Wisdom of Solomon, Sirach, Baruch and more), and the books unique to Ethiopia: the Book of Enoch, Jubilees, and the three Books of Meqabyan. 88 in total, nothing abridged.
It’s a verified modern English rendering — not a reprint of the century-old translation. Clear sentences, comfortable large type on 7×10 pages. If you can read your Bible, you can read this. The page-spread photos above are real pages from this edition — judge the type for yourself.
Look us up. Library of Alexandria Press is a real U.S. publisher with 873 titles in print and a public Audible catalog you can check right now. Our imprint, ISBN, and "Printed in the United States of America" are on the copyright page inside the book itself. And your digital library arrives by email minutes after checkout — proof of delivery before the box even ships.
You can find pieces free online. What you can't find free: all 88 books in one readable, page-numbered volume, a scholarly introduction to the canon, a professionally produced audiobook, and a publisher you can verify.
Clear, natural, professionally produced narration — warm, well-paced, and easy to listen to for hours, with the ancient names pronunciation-checked and each text’s introduction on its own skippable track. It’s included free with every order, alongside the eBook — you’ll have it minutes after checkout, so listen and judge for yourself. The 365-day guarantee covers you either way.
The digital library — the eBook, the full audiobook, and all 242 bonus books — is delivered by BookFunnel within minutes of checkout. The printed volume is made to order in the USA and ships with full tracking; we email your tracking link the moment it's on its way.
You have 365 days to return it for a full refund — and you keep the entire digital library either way. The terms are exactly what you just read: no restocking fees, no “opened only” fine print. All the risk is ours.
That’s exactly why the 2-book option exists — keep one, gift one. The 7×10 volume arrives gift-ready, and you can share the digital library with your reader the same day.
There's no required order — this is your Bible, complete. The 66 books you know plus the 22 the West set aside, in one volume. Read it cover to cover, or keep it beside your current Bible and read the related books side by side.
No. We don't relitigate the canon. We simply restore the complete 88-book canon the Ethiopian Church has read for over 1,600 years — so you can read it for yourself, in plain English, in its proper context.
The book: nearly 800 pages, 7×10 — all 88 books of the canon, with a scholarly introduction.
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