The Ethiopian Bible Companion - Apocrypha & the Books of Enoch in English

Ethiopian Orthodox Order, a Clear Canon Map, Jubilees & Meqabyan, Geʽez Context, and a Practical 90‑Day Plan

De: Michael Avery

Narrado por: Rory Young

Confused by Ethiopiancanon talk—contradictory book lists, unfamiliar names, lecturestyle explanations? This audiobook gives you a clean map you can follow by ear. In clear, engaging narration, you’ll grasp the Ethiopian Orthodox order and how Enoch, Jubilees, and the uniquely Ethiopian Maccabees (Meqabyan) fit into it. No visuals to chase - just audiofirst clarity designed for real life.

What you’ll hear:

• A narrated canon map that follows the authentic Ethiopian sequence—so you always know where you are and what comes next.

• Enoch & Jubilees decoded: origins, themes, and how Ethiopia preserved them.

• The real Meqabyan explained—distinct from the Greek books—and why it matters for courage and conscience.

• Spoken Geʽez cues so names and key terms become familiar.

• A practical 90day listening plan with weekly milestones and quick recaps.

• Brief reflection prompts that turn knowledge into lived devotion.

Built for commuters, walkers, and study groups, each section is short, punchy, and easy to retain—guiding you step by step without academic fog or meandering lectures. By the final chapter, you’ll understand the Ethiopian order, why Enoch and Jubilees belong in that story, what makes Meqabyan uniquely Ethiopian, and how a centuriestested 90day cadence can anchor your next season of growth.

If you want clarity, momentum, and a companion you can trust, this is your onramp to the Ethiopian canon—voice to heart. Press Play and begin your 90day journey today.

©2025 Michael Avery (P)2025 Michael Avery

Perfect for navigating the Ethiopian Bible

As an anthropologist, trying understanding different religions is something i love to do! This companion is the perfect way to help navigate. Easy to understand and helpful!

Excellent text

I am not religious but I love understanding religious texts, how they differ and how they are similar. I had not had the opportunity to read the Ethiopian Bible but was always curious about the extra texts that are not found on the Protestant bibles. I found this to be a rush historical and theological reflection ancient roots and Orthodox Christianity in Africa.

A Great Companion

This Bible companion is a great addition to any library. Narrator Rory Young has a pleasant voice that pulls you into what you are listening to. His pacing and pronunciation make him extremely easy to understand and follow along. This is an overall great listen!

Easy to Read

If you're curious about the Ethiopian Bible but find all the different books like Enoch and Meqabyan confusing, this book is a fantastic guide. It doesn't contain the full text of those books, but it does something even more helpful: it gives you a clear map.

The author, Michael Avery, lays everything out in the order the Ethiopian Orthodox Church uses, explaining what each book is about in plain English. He makes the more mysterious books like Enoch and Jubilees easy to understand. The included 90-day reading plan is also a huge plus, making a deep topic feel manageable for a busy life.

Bottom line: This is the perfect starter guide if you want to understand the Ethiopian Bible without getting lost in academic jargon. It’s a straightforward companion that does exactly what it promises.

A Divine Treasure of Hidden Wisdom

This book is a sacred revelation for anyone seeking the original depth of ancient scripture. The Ethiopian Bible Companion brings together the lost and forbidden texts including the Books of Enoch in a beautifully translated English format that still carries the rhythm and reverence of its origins.

Reading it feels like uncovering a secret history that was always meant to be known. The stories expand on angels, watchers, creation, and prophecy in ways that make modern scripture feel newly alive. It bridges mysticism and scholarship, giving readers a glimpse into how early spiritual texts spoke of divine realms, cosmic law, and the mysteries of humanity’s beginnings.

The language is clear yet poetic, the context notes are thoughtful, and the energy of the book itself feels charged like you’re holding something that was never meant to be lost. For seekers, mystics, or anyone who feels that the traditional Bible is missing pieces, this companion is a portal.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Five stars a masterpiece of restoration and remembrance.

A Fascinating Guide to the Ethiopian Bible!

Interested in expanding your knowledge of Christianity? This is the book to get to expand your understanding of orthodox Christianity.

Easy to follow!

The "clear canon map" is a brilliant touch--it helps
you see where everything fits, without confusion. The
explanations give historical and theological
background, while still being easy to follow.

Informative

Michael Avery’s audiobook is filled with valuable insights about the Ethiopian Orthodox Order. I especially appreciated the 90-day listening plan, which made it easier to stay consistent and complete the entire book. Overall, it’s a very informative listen.

Plenty to learn!

If you like learning about different types of Christianity, this audiobook definitely falls into that category. It gave me a much cleaner picture of Ethiopian-based Christianity.

Must have

This is a must-have if you are studying the Ethiopian Bible. It really helps you understand scriptures and texts that can be a bit confusing at times. Great tool.