The Most Complete Ethiopian Bible in English Majestic Edition

De: Sheba's Wisdom Press

Narrado por: Elias J. Zadok

This is not just a reading—it is a revelation.

For the first time in English audio history, over 30 hours of deeply sacred narration bring to life the most complete collection of Ethiopian apocryphal books ever compiled. Preserved for centuries in the Ethiopian Orthodox tradition and hidden from the Western canon, these texts have been safeguarded in silence—until now.

In this majestic production, you will hear the full power of the Book of Enoch, the fiery visions of 2 Esdras, the lamentations of Baruch, the faith and courage of Judith, the wisdom of Tobit, the dramatic tale of Bel and the Dragon, and the fierce legacy of the Maccabees. These and many other forgotten scriptures—once censored, now resurrected—resound through the voice of a narrator chosen for clarity, reverence, and depth.

Crafted with exceptional sound quality, this audiobook is ideal for:

• Spiritual seekers
• Biblical scholars
• Listeners drawn to forbidden or hidden texts
• Those yearning to hear the true depth of ancient scripture

Whether you listen in study, meditation, or devotion, this work invites you into the forgotten heart of one of the world’s most sacred canons. Enter the mystery. Reclaim the lost. Listen to what was never meant to be silenced.

©2025 Sheba's Wisdom Press, Fraluan Inc (P)2025 Sheba's Wisdom Press, Fraluan Inc

Didn’t expect to get emotional

I thought I’d just listen for study. I didn’t expect to cry. Worth every second.

Real sacred work

No sound effects. No ego. Just voice and scripture. It felt holy. I listened slowly, over days. Some passages stayed with me long after.

Finally, the full canon

I’ve waited years for something like this. Hearing Enoch, Esdras, Baruch, all in one place—read with care and clarity—it’s like discovering a missing room in a temple I thought I already knew.

Voice of reverence

I don't usually comment on narrators, but this one understood what he was reading. He let it speak without inserting himself.

Some of these books changed how I read Scripture

Jubilees shook me. Enoch opened something. Maccabees made me weep. I need to listen again. There’s more here than I can hold at once.

Like sitting at the edge of something ancient

There’s a hush to this recording. A stillness. It made me sit straighter. Made me listen differently.

For those who want more than the surface

This isn’t for casual listening. But if you're hungry for the lost pieces, the ones that still speak truth—you’ll feel it here.

Grateful this exists

It feels like this collection shouldn’t have survived—but it did. And now I get to hear it.

A rare recording with spiritual weight

I’ve studied apocryphal texts for years, but this is the first time I’ve felt them. There’s something about hearing them aloud—especially like this, with such restraint—that brings out a depth I hadn’t reached through reading. This isn’t academic; it’s existential.

Wisdom that stayed with me

There are lines in here—especially from Tobit and Esdras—that I’ve copied into my journal. It’s not just what was said, but how it echoed in silence.