THE OLDEST BIBLE ON EARTH
The most complete and original bible on earth is the Ethiopian bible. It is written on goat skin in the early language of the Ethiopian ‘Ge’ez’ It happens to be the world’s first illustrated Christian Bible.
The Ethiopian bible is approximately dated Garima 2 to be written around 390-570, and Garima 1 from 530-660. And this was during the Italian invasion fire was set in the monastery in the 1930s to destroy the church however the Bible wasn’t destroyed.
Apostel Mark in AD 42 in Ethiopia through him the original Christianity of Egypt was established (Coptic church- Coptic Orthodox Christianity) Where it spread to Europe and in some parts of Asia. But, Today we are told that Christianity came from Rome.
The Catholic Church began with the teachings of Yeshua who had lived in the 1st century CE in the Judea province of the roman empire. And as of AD313, The Roman Empire Catholic Church faced persecution, and Christianity was not openly practiced due to the persecution.
Coptic Orthodox Christianity was flourishing in the Aksumite Empire which is now in Ethiopia.
The Ark of the covenant was kept in the Church of Our Lady Mary of Zion Axum Ethiopia. The ark bears a design that is similar to that of Eastern Orthodox churches in Europe. It has its most recent building reconstructed in the 1950s and is heavily guarded.
THE OLDEST BIBLE ON EARTH
The early Christians were usually faced with persecution from the Romans sometimes ranging which made them practice their beliefs in private and it was challenging for scholars who studied in this era.
The King James Version Bible New Testament was Originally translated from the Ethiopian bible. The original Greek Bible was written around AD 1500.
The Original Bible was produced by Black Africans approximately 3,400 years before the Old Testament and more than 4200 before the New Testament as countless versions of it has been written and published. Scholars also translated the bible to their local languages during their studies in Kemet.
To date, most European languages can’t give a direct meaning to all biblical names in the Bible on any translated version as most of the names are of African tribal derivatives.
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