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The Complete Ethiopian Bible: Readable Edition
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Every book they took out of your Bible. In print you can finally read.

All 88 books the Ethiopian church kept for 1,600 years. Your 66, plus the 22. In plain English, in print you can read at arm's length.

Squeezed editions shrank the print or cut the books. This one's Unsqueezed.

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    All 88 books: your 66, plus Enoch, Jubilees & Meqabyan

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    Big print. No magnifying glass. Ever.

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    Every book's source, printed up front

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    Audiobook included, for the car and bedtime

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    No-Magnifying-Glass Guarantee: 90 days

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What's inside: all 88 books, printed

Your 66, Genesis to Revelation. Nothing removed.

Plus the 22: Enoch, Jubilees, 1–3 Meqabyan, 4 Baruch, Tobit, Judith, Wisdom, Sirach, Baruch, 1–2 Esdras.

And the Rest of Esther, Susanna, Bel and the Dragon, the Prayer of Azariah, the Letter of Jeremiah, the Sinodos, the Covenant I–II, the Didascalia.

Bonus: the audiobook and a 1,412-book digital library, on top of the 88.

The No-Magnifying-Glass Guarantee

Count the books. All 88 must be there. Open any page. You must read it without a magnifying glass.

If not, email us within 90 days. Every penny back. No subscription. No surprise charges.

Shipping, gifts & who it's for

Free tracked shipping. Ships in 2–4 days, arrives in 6–20. For Christmas, order by November 30.

Want a scholar's word-for-word Ge'ez edition? This isn't it. It's a readable English Bible for believers.

Sarah Johnson
Sarah Johnson
After years of squinting at tiny-print editions, The Complete Ethiopian Bible: Readable Edition finally gave me all 88 books in one place that I can comfortably sit down and read

The 22 books nobody taught you. Read out loud.

Flip to the contents. Count 88.

Enoch warns Noah before the Flood.

Your 66 books, plus the 22.

It was never your eyes. It was The Squeeze.

88 books. A Bible built for 66. Something had to give.

“Some "large print", must be large for an ant.” One buyer, three editions in.

Here's why. The best-sellers print on demand, with a hard page limit.

One author admitted it: “Some books I have summarized… because I have a page limit of 778.”

The Unsqueezed Edition gives every book the pages it needs. All 88. Full size. Nothing cut.

📖 Every book, in fullNo summaries. No book left to a link.
🔍 Print for real eyesArm's length. No magnifier.
🧾 Every source, namedWhere each book's English came from.
It was never your eyes. It was The Squeeze.

Same Genesis 1. Which one can you read tonight?

Left: squeezed. Right: Unsqueezed. Nothing cut to make it fit.

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Room to breathe. That's the whole difference.

Count the books. All 88. Every source on page one.

“I purchased two Ethiopian Bibles and now I find that both are fraudulent.”

Count the books. All 88. Every source on page one.

The “complete” one with 29 books inside. The summaries. You've been burned enough.

So don't trust us. Count. Enoch: R. H. Charles, 1917. Your 66: the World English Bible.

One book missing? Every penny back.

Your Bible quotes a book it doesn't have. Here it is.

“I also don't want to commit a sin with my curiosity.”

Your Bible quotes a book it doesn't have. Here it is.

Jude 1:14: “Enoch, the seventh from Adam, prophesied…”

Ethiopia's church kept it for 1,600 years. Pieces turned up in the Dead Sea Scrolls.

Genesis 6. The Watchers. The giants. The part your church skipped.

“they didn’t run me away from the Lord, they actually drew me closer to Him.” One Enoch reader.

The whole Bible, not just the missing books.

All 88, Unsqueezed. Audiobook included. Free tracked shipping. Christmas gift? Order by November 30.

Read All 88 Books
Checked by real pastors. Not an actor in a robe.

“I don't mind paying for it but I don't know who to trust.”

Checked by real pastors. Not an actor in a robe.

AI covers. Invented monks. Five-star walls. “it’s hard to trust anything online these days.”

So we did it the slow way. Pastors from local churches read it before it went to print.

90 days to be sure. Or every penny back.

Same promise on the cover. Only one keeps it.

Unsqueezed EditionSqueezed “complete” Bibles
Your 66 booksAll thereSometimes missing
Every bookFull textSummarized to fit
Print sizeArm's length“large for an ant”
SourcesNamed, book by bookAnyone's guess
The missing booksPrinted, in your hands“a link to a Google Drive folder”
If it fails youEvery penny back“sorry but no refunds”

Our customers tell it better than we do!

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📖 Finally, one I can actually read

“I bought two other Ethiopian Bibles and both had print so small I was practically fighting the page. With The Complete Ethiopian Bible: Readable Edition, I can sit down with my coffee and actually read without reaching for a magnifying glass. That alone made it worth it.” “I bought two other Ethiopian Bibles and both had print so small I was practically fighting the page. With The... “I bought two other Ethiopian Bibles and both had print so small I was practically fighting the page. With The Complete Ethiopian Bible: Readable Edition, I can sit down with my coffee and actually read without reaching for a magnifying glass. That alone made it worth it.”

🙏 I finally stopped wondering what I was missing

“I had read the Bible for years, but I always felt like there were pieces of the story I didn’t understand. Once I started reading Enoch and Jubilees in The Complete Ethiopian Bible: Readable Edition, so many little gaps started connecting for me. It feels like I’m finally seeing more of the whole picture.” “I had read the Bible for years, but I always felt like there were pieces of the story I didn’t... “I had read the Bible for years, but I always felt like there were pieces of the story I didn’t understand. Once I started reading Enoch and Jubilees in The Complete Ethiopian Bible: Readable Edition, so many little gaps started connecting for me. It feels like I’m finally seeing more of the whole picture.”

👓 No more ‘large print’ that’s large for an ant

“I specifically bought another version because it said large print, and when it arrived I still had to squint. I was so frustrated. This one is different. The pages actually give the words room to breathe, and I can read for longer without my eyes feeling worn out.” “I specifically bought another version because it said large print, and when it arrived I still had to squint. I... “I specifically bought another version because it said large print, and when it arrived I still had to squint. I was so frustrated. This one is different. The pages actually give the words room to breathe, and I can read for longer without my eyes feeling worn out.”

🕊️ I wanted the whole thing in one place

“I was tired of having one Bible, a separate Book of Enoch, another copy of Jubilees, and random PDFs saved on my phone. The Complete Ethiopian Bible: Readable Edition finally put everything I wanted to study in one physical book, which made my Bible time so much simpler.” “I was tired of having one Bible, a separate Book of Enoch, another copy of Jubilees, and random PDFs saved... “I was tired of having one Bible, a separate Book of Enoch, another copy of Jubilees, and random PDFs saved on my phone. The Complete Ethiopian Bible: Readable Edition finally put everything I wanted to study in one physical book, which made my Bible time so much simpler.”

🔎 I was scared of getting snookered again

“After buying an Ethiopian Bible that turned out to be incomplete, I honestly didn’t know who to trust anymore. What gave me peace with this one was being able to see what books were included and where the text came from. I didn’t have to just take somebody’s word for it.” “After buying an Ethiopian Bible that turned out to be incomplete, I honestly didn’t know who to trust anymore. What... “After buying an Ethiopian Bible that turned out to be incomplete, I honestly didn’t know who to trust anymore. What gave me peace with this one was being able to see what books were included and where the text came from. I didn’t have to just take somebody’s word for it.”

❤️ It made Bible study feel new again

“I’ve been reading Scripture for decades, so I didn’t expect to feel this curious again. I started with Enoch, then Jubilees, and before I knew it I was going back and comparing passages with the Bible I already knew. It gave me a fresh hunger to study.” “I’ve been reading Scripture for decades, so I didn’t expect to feel this curious again. I started with Enoch, then... “I’ve been reading Scripture for decades, so I didn’t expect to feel this curious again. I started with Enoch, then Jubilees, and before I knew it I was going back and comparing passages with the Bible I already knew. It gave me a fresh hunger to study.”

Yes, all 88 are in there. Here's the rest.

Is it the whole Bible, or just the extra books?

The whole Bible. Your 66, Genesis to Revelation, plus the 22. One volume.

The Ethiopian church says 81 books. Why 88?

Good catch. The core canon is 81; the broader canon adds more. Counts depend on how books are split.

We print the broader canon and list all 88 up front. Count them.

Where is it translated from? Is it just the KJV?

No. Your 66 are the World English Bible: plain, modern English that keeps God's name, Yahweh.

Enoch and Jubilees: R. H. Charles. Every source is named on page one.

Is it wrong to read these books?

Jude quotes Enoch by name. Ethiopia's church has read these books for 1,600 years.

Nothing in your 66 is changed.

How big is the print, really?

Big enough to read at arm's length. That's the point of the Unsqueezed Edition.

Need a magnifying glass? Every penny back.

I'm Catholic. Don't I already have these?

Some: Tobit, Judith, Wisdom, Sirach. Not Enoch, Jubilees or Meqabyan, the books most readers come for.

Is it a good gift for my mom?

It's the one she asked for, in print she can read. Audiobook included. Order by November 30 for Christmas.

Keep squinting? Or read the whole story at last?

Most people will buy another squeezed edition and keep squinting. Not you.

Open all 88 tonight. Read Enoch, then Genesis 6. Watch it make sense.

Make sure all 88 are there. Make sure you read it without a magnifier. Make sure Genesis finally clicks.

If not, 90 days, every penny back. $49.99 for 88 books: about 57¢ a book.

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