This African Bible was banned in the West

The Ethiopic Bible is the oldest bible in the World, but nevertheless it has over the centuries drawn criticism from Western Christendom. This is mainly because of several differences between it and the King James Bible. This video explores why the Ethiopian Bible has had a hard time attaining credibility within Christianity.

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[regrangihuna]

Ethiopia was not the first christian kingdom in the world ....Jerusalem was the first...wake up...i agree though the Apocrypha books .... Jubilees, Jasher, Enoch and Maccabees should be acknowledged 100%

[IrshadAli-qilq]

As a Muslim, I've often reflected on why Western traditions seem to favor the "whitewashing" of their sacred texts, presenting them in a way that prioritizes a singular, often Eurocentric perspective. Meanwhile, they often dismiss or marginalize the spiritual and cultural significance of texts and traditions from other cultures as inferior or unworthy. This selective validation raises questions about broader notions of value and authenticity in religious and cultural discourse.

[mejsjalv]

Ethiopian history is so mindblowingly old.

[backstoryafrica]

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[marcosvazquez]

Lol koptics are from Egypt, Armenians and Assyrians are from Asia. Churches in those countries don’t accept Tawahedo only books as cannon either. Goes to show just how ridiculous this video is.

[londonstorm]

See, this is what I want to learn. I don't have faith in white Jesus. King James won't tell me who came before Adam and Eve and so many other questions I have. Christianity of today has pushed me away from the faith. I'm spiritual but not a Christian.