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The Ethiopian Orthodox canon in its own self-description

The church-hosted English-language account states 46 Old Testament books and 35 New Testament books, totaling 81. The display preserves that tradition-level claim while flagging that title grouping and enumeration can differ across lists and editions.

kjv-66study contexteotc-81tradition description

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The Ethiopian Orthodox canon in its own self-description

REVIEWED 2026-09-01
KJV Visualized 66-book readerstudy context

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Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church 81-book self-descriptiontradition description

Summarizes the church-hosted English-language self-description.

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The church-hosted English-language account states 46 Old Testament books and 35 New Testament books, totaling 81. The display preserves that tradition-level claim while flagging that title grouping and enumeration can differ across lists and editions.

46 Old Testament35 New Testament81 total

QUESTIONS THAT GUARD THE STUDY

01

Who is describing the canon, for which community, in which source?

02

Does a list count individual works, grouped volumes, or church-order collections in the same way?

RELATIONSHIPS · NOT EQUIVALENCES

3 connected records
shared canonical book different tradition · institutional lists

The Ethiopian Orthodox canon in its own self-description ↔ Psalms

Psalms appears in both mapped canonical traditions while each tradition's wider collection and liturgical life remain distinct.

Canonical equivalence: NOTextual equivalence: NO
A shared title does not guarantee identical base text, numbering, translation, paratext, or liturgical use.
tradition canonical inclusion · official self description

The Ethiopian Orthodox canon in its own self-description ↔ 1 Enoch

The church-hosted Old Testament list names Enoch among the works it receives.

Canonical equivalence: NOTextual equivalence: NO
This describes Ethiopian Orthodox reception; it makes no claim that Enoch is canonical in the 66-book Protestant tradition.
tradition canonical inclusion · official self description

The Ethiopian Orthodox canon in its own self-description ↔ Jubilees

The church-hosted Old Testament list names Jubilees among the works it receives.

Canonical equivalence: NOTextual equivalence: NO
This describes Ethiopian Orthodox reception; it makes no claim that Jubilees is canonical in the 66-book Protestant tradition.

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3 sources support this record
tradition primary · accessed 2026-09-01Canonical BooksEthiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church ↗tradition primary · accessed 2026-09-01The Role of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church in Literature and ArtEthiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church ↗tradition primary · accessed 2026-09-01The Ethiopian Orthodox Church School SystemEthiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church ↗