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If you want to download a copy of the Bible in Ethiopia in French, this guide should be all you need. It includes a variety of different ways to get your copy, from various websites where it can be downloaded for free right up to the steps required for buying a hard copy from Amazon. The Bible was translated into the Ethiopic language in the early 12 th century under the sponsorship of King Lalibela. It is written in Ge'ez, the same language in which many of the oldest surviving manuscripts in Ethiopia are written. It tells of God's love for his people and how they should live their lives. The book includes 109 chapters, each one named after a book in the Old Testament apart from Psalms, which is divided into five parts. You can access this ebook free on Google Books or on Archive.org. Alternatively, you can download ebooks at no cost from Project Gutenberg or World Public Library. The Ethiopian Bible (Ge'ez: ቀዳማዊ ያም እስራኤል or transliterated as Qəribawi Yəhmäsən; Tigrinya: ቀዳማዊ ያም እጅ), also known as the Geez Bible , Christian Old Testament, or more properly the Holy Scripture (Ge'ez: ቀ ὕμνος, qə hṗonḳ) and the Psalms and other Scriptures (Ge'ez: Ab. Zəmān.də Mäṣḥafä Kəbər), is a translation of a majority of the Bible to Ge'ez from ancient Greek that dates back to at least the 5th century. It is the Pentateuch that is most familiar to Ethiopians. The other books in the traditional canon are also known, and occasionally translated into local languages, but not vice versa . The Psalms and the Book of Ruth appear to have been translated from Greek or Latin rather than Hebrew. Some books are known to have been translated after the addition of the other books, such as Chronicles which was translated after 1 Esdras "was almost finished". The modern Amharic Bible includes the books found in the Septuagint but not in the Hebrew Bible, such as the additional Esther books, as well as Jubilees and Enoch. Eastern Orthodox versions include three Books of Maccabees and Psalm 151 at the end of the canon, as well as other further additions to make up for books found in other sources but missing from Ethiopian texts. Many versions of this Bible have been printed since Emperor Fasilides' printing of 1572.Bibles are on sale on SporeMedia.com. If you want to get a hard copy you can purchase one on Amazon . cfa1e77820
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