The Ethiopian Orthodox canon is traditionally divided into two categories: the (81 books) and the Broader Canon (which expands to 88 or more books by including additional texts of historical and ecclesiastical law).

," which includes several books not found in the standard 66-book Protestant or 73-book Catholic Bibles Book of Enoch

The Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church developed its biblical canon in relative isolation from Western Christianity [1, 2]. Christianity became the state religion of the Aksumite Empire (modern-day Ethiopia) in the early 4th century [2]. Early Translations

The number of books in the Ethiopian Bible can be confusing because the church recognizes two versions: the and the Broader Canon . While both are often said to contain 81 books, the way they are counted varies, and modern "Complete" editions frequently bundle additional liturgical and historical texts to reach a total of 88 books in print.

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