The Ethiopian Codex

The Books Your Bible Left Out— Now You Can Read Them Yourself

The Ethiopian Orthodox Church has preserved books like Enoch and Jubilees for centuries. This guide explains them chapter by chapter, with every source cited — so you can see what's real and what's just internet hype.

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You've seen the videos. Now you have questions.

The Book of Enoch. The Watchers. The Nephilim. A Bible with more books than yours.

But when the video ends, two questions remain:

Where can I actually read this?

And how much of it is true?

Most people try to read the Book of Enoch on their own — an old translation, more than 100 chapters, archaic language — and give up after a few pages.

The Ethiopian Codex was made so you don't have to.

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Did you know the New Testament quotes the Book of Enoch?

The New Testament

And Enoch also, the seventh from Adam, prophesied of these, saying, Behold, the Lord cometh with ten thousands of his saints…— Jude 1:14 (KJV)

In Greek, the two passages share about 72% of their words

The Book of Enoch

And behold! He cometh with ten thousands of His holy ones To execute judgement upon all…— 1 Enoch 1:9 (trans. R. H. Charles, 1917)

This prophecy closely matches the opening chapter of the Book of Enoch — a book most Bibles in the West don't include, but the Ethiopian Orthodox Church has kept in its Bible.

That's the kind of discovery you'll find in The Ethiopian Codex: not rumors, but texts you can check for yourself.

Jude 1:14 (KJV) · 1 Enoch 1:9 (trans. R. H. Charles, 1917) · both public domain

What's inside

Five parts and four appendices, in the order you'll read them.

  1. Opening

    Why 81 Books?

    How the Ethiopian Bible was formed, and why it has more books than yours. "The 81 books" is the Church's own name for its Bible — and different lists reach 81 in different ways.

  2. Part I

    The Book of Enoch

    The Watchers, the Nephilim, the seven archangels named in chapter 20, and Enoch's journeys through the heavens.

  3. Part II

    The Book of Jubilees

    The "Little Genesis": Genesis retold, week by week of years — and what it adds to the stories you already know.

  4. Part III

    Found Only in the Ethiopian Bible

    Including the three books of Meqabyan, which are not the Maccabees you may know.

  5. Part IV

    Fact or Hype?

    10 viral claims from the internet, each one judged with sources.

  6. Part V

    Read It Yourself

    Eleven passages printed in full, in R. H. Charles's public-domain translation.

  7. Appendices

    Keep Reading on Your Own

    A 30-day reading plan, a glossary, "Echoes in Your Bible" and the full bibliography.

Part IV · Fact or Hype?

The chapter no video will give you

  • ?It is the oldest Bible in the world.
  • ?A council in 363 AD removed these books.
  • ?It reveals what Jesus did in the three days before the Resurrection.

Every claim gets one of five seals:

  • True
  • True, but…
  • Exaggerated
  • No evidence
  • False

True, exaggerated, or no evidence at all? We checked each claim against the sources, so you don't have to guess.

Written to deepen your faith — not to attack it. We explain what each text says, what scholars say about it, and what the Ethiopian tradition teaches, always with respect.

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  • Full bibliography to check every source
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Questions

Is this a physical book?

No. It's a digital e-book (PDF). You'll receive it right after payment and can read it on your phone, tablet or computer.

Will this contradict my faith?

No. The book explains what each ancient text says, what scholars say about it, and what the Ethiopian tradition teaches. It's written to help you understand — not to attack anyone's beliefs.

Do I need to know theology?

Not at all. Everything is explained in simple language, and difficult terms are in the glossary.

Is this an official book of the Ethiopian Church?

No. It's an independent educational guide based on public-domain translations and published scholarship, all cited in the bibliography.

Does it include the full text of the Book of Enoch?

Not the whole book — 1 Enoch alone has more than 100 chapters. It explains the key passages in plain language, prints eleven passages in full (R. H. Charles's public-domain translation), and gives you a 30-day plan that tells you exactly which chapters to read.

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