Hypocrisy and limited knowledge: Critics point to Trump's public record and actions, including his behavior during the 2020 Black Lives Matter protests near a church, as inconsistent with biblical teachings. His past refusal to name a favorite Bible verse has also been brought up.
Product quality and production issues
Cheaply made: Reviewers, including a Baptist minister and YouTube creator who focuses on Bibles, have pointed out the poor physical quality of the book. Criticisms include a low-quality faux leather cover, pages that stick together, and hard-to-read text.

represent all Christians.
Profiting from faith: Many find it hypocritical and blasphemous that Trump is selling a Bible for profit, especially during the Christian Holy Week when he began promoting it. The fact that he profits from a licensing agreement for his likeness to be used with the product has also been noted.

CONT'D--Religious and political controversy
Blending religious and political texts: Many critics argue that including the Declaration of Independence, the U.S. Constitution, and the Pledge of Allegiance alongside scripture undermines the separation of church and state. The combination is seen by some as reducing the Bible to a political prop.

The "God Bless the USA Bible," often called the "DJT Bible," has been widely criticized for its blending of political and religious texts, its questionable quality and pricing, and its association with Christian nationalism. In March 2024, Donald Trump promoted this edition, leading to renewed backlash from across the political and religious spectrum.

Why do I no longer use the KJV Bible?
The English of the KJV is beautiful but it is also obsolete. Because its English is no longer used by ordinary people, it no longer gives the meaning of the ancient writers and it no longer speaks to modern readers. It is neither accurate nor intelligible.

Preservation of Tradition:
The Ethiopian Bible's unique collection of books reflects Ethiopia's independent Christian tradition, which developed separately from Western European influence. This has allowed it to preserve early Christian writings and traditions that were later omitted or banned from mainstream Western Christianity.

The Ethiopian Bible contains narratives that corroborate biblical accounts of the Kingdom of Judah, such as the invasion by the Ethiopian king Zerah, as recounted in 2 Chronicles 14
which includes books not found in standard Christian Bibles and has historical roots in the region's long-standing Christian tradition. These books, like the Book of Meban, provide unique historical and theological accounts that emphasize the struggles and faith of the Jewish people under foreign rule, offering further insight into their experiences and resilienc

The Little Horn: A "little horn" emerges from among the ten horns, overthrows three of the kings, and gains prominence. This figure is often identified as the Antichrist.
The Ten Kings: The ten horns are ten kings who will exist at the time of the end. Bible scholars often interpret them as a future confederation of ten nations or rulers.
The Fifth Kingdom: Daniel's vision concludes with the establishment of a fifth kingdom, the everlasting kingdom of God, which will crush and consume all the previous earthly kingdoms

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Woooow.....The plot THICKENS.. they bragged, thought he was taking a dirt nap....Ethiopian Bible BEST BOOK I'VE EVER READ!!!!
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