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The Ethiopian Sinodos: Lost Books of the Ethiopian Bible

De : Breandan Lumpkin
Lu par : Jeremy Stark
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 Discover the Sinodos—the Ethiopian Church’s ancient guide to worship, ministry, and Christian life.Preserved in Ge'ez for some seven hundred years, with roots reaching back to the first centuries of Christianity, the Sinodos belongs to the Ethiopian biblical tradition. Its four books address practical questions of faith: How should Christians pray? Who should lead the Church? How should believers live together?This English edition opens these little-known texts to readers interested in the Ethiopian Bible, early Christianity, and the history of Christian worship and church law.Explore the four books: Ser'ata Ṣəyon — The Order of Zion: Directions for worship, prayer, holy days, and the reading of scripture in church. Te'ezaz: Rules presented in the voices of the Apostles, followed by teachings on ordination, baptism, the common meal, and the hours of prayer. Gessew: Canons governing the conduct and responsibilities of the clergy. Abṭəlis: A fuller version of the body of church law preserved in Gessew. Understand what you are reading—and where it comes from. Books Two and Three are translated from published Ge'ez texts. Books One and Four are presented through their Syriac parent texts, with known Ethiopian readings supplied in notes. The edition clearly identifies these sources so readers can distinguish the Ethiopian texts from the sources presented in their place.Brief notes explain unfamiliar terms, manuscript differences, and uncertain passages. Original numbering is preserved, with its irregularities explained. A glossary and Ge'ez name spellings provide further help for study.For students of church history, readers of Ethiopian Christian literature, and anyone curious about ancient Christian practice, this edition offers a way into a tradition seldom encountered in English.Explore how worship, leadership, and daily life come together in the Sinodos.©2026 Breandan Lumpkin (P)2026 Breandan Lumpkin Bible et étude de la Bible Christianisme Ministère et évangélisme Étude de la Bible
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