Biblical Ethiopia: Unveiling the Ancient Roots of Faith and Identity

Explore the profound and multifaceted biblical significance of Ethiopia, often referred to as "Cush" in ancient texts. This compelling book delves into Ethiopia's enduring presence in both the Old and New Testaments, revealing its symbolic importance in representing the universal scope of God's sovereignty and salvation.

Discover how Ethiopia is woven into the very fabric of biblical narratives, from its earliest mention in Genesis as a land watered by the rivers of Eden to its prophetic inclusion in God's redemptive plan. Uncover the fascinating Ethiopian tradition of the Queen of Sheba, identified as Queen Makeda, whose visit to King Solomon forms a foundational link between Ethiopia and ancient Israel.

Journey through the New Testament account of the Ethiopian eunuch, the first recorded Gentile convert in Acts, symbolizing the inclusivity of the Christian message beyond ethnic and social boundaries.

Inside, you'll discover:

Ethiopia's enduring biblical presence

The Queen of Sheba's Ethiopian legacy

Isaiah's prophecies and their fulfillment

The Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church

The Solomonic Dynasty's powerful narrative

"Biblical Ethiopia" offers a rich exploration of how legend, faith, and identity intertwine, showcasing the profound impact of biblical narratives on a nation's heritage and self-understanding.