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

Mystical astronomy: A strong tradition of mystical astronomy within Ethiopian Orthodoxy interprets celestial phenomena, including a blood moon, as profound spiritual markers. These events are not considered random but are seen as moments calling for spiritual reflection, repentance, and preparation for divine judgment.

In the Ethiopian Orthodox tradition, the blood moon is interpreted as a significant sign of divine will and an omen foretelling the end of days. This perspective is based on biblical prophecies found in books included in the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church's canon, such as the Book of Enoch, as well as mainstream biblical texts like Joel, Acts, and Revelation.

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The Ethiopian version provides specific phrasing on the second beast's actions and authority, noting that "power was given to him to do signs, whatsoever he would" (meaning miracles, lying signs, and wonders) and that the dragon (Satan) empowers the beasts to deceive the world and persecute believers.

Revelation 13 and Its "Beasts" - Grace Communion InternationalThe Ethiopian Bible's text for Revelation 13 is consistent with the vision of two beasts, one rising from the sea with seven heads and ten horns, and another, a false prophet, rising from the earth to deceive people into worshiping the first beast, a system that demands a mark for economic participation and persecutes those who refuse.

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Ezekiel 37 in the Bible describes a vision of dry bones coming to life, symbolizing the spiritual restoration of the people of Israel. This vision is often referred to as the \"Valley of Dry Bones\" and is found in the Book of Ezekiel, specifically chapters 37-39 in many versions. The Ethiopian Bible, also known as the Ge'ez Bible, includes the Book of Ezekiel, and therefore, Ezekiel 37 is also present in that version.