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An audio recording of “The Ethiopian Bible,” originally composed in the Hebrew language and now translated into English, traces its origins to the 2nd century and stands as a testimony to the early manuscript tradition. Over the long arc of history it was carefully copied, preserved, and transmitted into many versions and local editions across diverse communities and cultures. Containing the full corpus of 88 original books of scripture, it presents the complete narratives, original descriptions, and those passages later omitted or altered by other traditions. This is a fully translated, non‑versional text that reveals the whole witness, and it explains why other traditions became known as “version per origin” books. Here is your opportunity to listen, compare, and examine the factual changes made by multiple peoples and cultures across the world.