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Fetha Nagast - The Law of the Kings. At last, the only English translation of the Fetha Nagast is now available. Only translated once into English in 1968 this book has never been available to the English reader until now. Contains the complete introduction by HIM Haile Selassie I. From His Majesty's introduction: " This is the law of life, for nations and for individuals, the law of lasting happiness and welfare". Paperback. $30.00 |
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Kebra Nagast; The Queen of Sheba and Her Only Son Meneylek. translated by Sir E.A. Wallis Budge. The first English translation of the Glory of Kings is now available. Originally published in 1932, the Kebra nagast tells the Ethiopian scriptural story of how the Ark of the Covenant was taken from Jerusalem to Ethiopia by the son of King Solomon and Queen Makeda. The Budge version reads in a formal, Biblical style. Paperback. 241 pp. $18.95 |
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Kebra Nagast (Glory of Kings) -The True Ark of the Covenant Translated and edited by Miguel Brooks. This is a majestic unveiling of ancient secrets. Originally recorded in Ethiopic languages, these pages were removed by royal decree from the authorized King James version. A startling revelation of long suppressed truths. A very important book for Rastafari truthseekers. 192 pp. Paperback $19.95 |
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Enoch The Ethiopian. by Indus Khamit Kush. Lost prophet of the Bible, Enoch, has been preserved only in Ethiopia. This new book is an excellent study of the Holy One. Chapters include The stolen legacy of the Bible, Enoch's lineage, African Origins of Man, Ethiopian Church canonization of Enoch, Enoch's New Testament legacy and the African origins of the Hebrew. Very interesting work. Paperback. 302 pp. $16.95 |
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The Testimony of His Imperial Majesty Emperor Haile Selassie I Defender of the Faith. by Karl Phillpotts Naphtali. This new book concentrates on the religious and spiritual teachings and experience of His Majesty. Looks at the role of His Majesty as Defender of the Ethiopian Orthodox Faith. Includes relevant speeches and over 70 pages of commentary. A portion of the proceeds go to the Shashemane Settlement Community. Recommended, Paperback. 142 pp. $15.00 |
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Ethiopia Speaks - The Italian Invasion 1935-1941. by Lance Suenarine. This new title covers the history of Ethiopia from the Italian invasion through His Majesty's triumphal return in 1941. Good history and detail with interesting and rare documentation. Paperback. 178 pp. $15.95 |
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The Bandlet of Righteousness. translated by E.A. Wallis Budge. An Ethiopian prayer from the Mashafa Heywat (Book of Life). Ancient Ethiopic text. Pamphlet sized, staple-bound. 32pp. $7.95 |
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Book of Enoch.
This apocryphal Biblical text was found in Ethiopia in 1733. This is the actual Old Testament Book of Enoch which should properly be just before Job in the Bible. Part of the Ethiopian Orthodox Canon, it has been removed from Western Bibles. The only preserved version of Enoch is the Ethiopic. Mysteries come to light in this ancient and sacred text. Paperback. 192pp. $16.95 |
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Maccabees 1-4. This new book contains all four Maccabee books and Psalm 151. Macabees one and two are included in the Western apocrypha, but books three and four exist only in the Ethiopian canon. Psalm 151 was read by His majesty on Coronation day. Please note this book contains Macabbees 1-4 only and not the complete Bible. 238 pp. Paperback $18.95 |
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The Sign and the Seal: The Quest for the Lost Ark of the Covenant
By Graham Hancock. After ten years of searching, this journalist has tracked down the true story of the Ark of the Covenant. The author reveals where the Ark is today (Ethiopia) and how it got there. 600pp. Paperback. $16.00 |
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The Book of Jubilees
Like the Book of Enoch, the Book of Jubilees is another Ethiopic Biblical text removed from Western Bibles. These books were removed from the Bible by the Romans 1700 years ago. Only in Ethiopia were they held safe until this time. In the Ethiopian texts this work is also known as Kufale or the Book of Division. In English it is sometimes referred to as Little Genesis. Paperback. 100pp. $14.95 |
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Kebra Nagast: The Lost Bible of Rastafarian Wisdom & Faith from Ethiopia, Jamaica.
By Gerald Hausman, introduction by Ziggy Marley. The author has created a unique book by combing passages from the Budge translation of the Kebra Nagast with stories of Jamaica, Ethiopia, Bob Marley, Rastafari,customs and history. Beautiful embossed cover and layout. 203 pp. Hardcover. $22.95 |
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Ethiopia and the Missing Link in African History
By Rev. Sterling Means. A concise and uplifting look at the important role of Ethiopia in African history. Chapters include Prehistoric Ethiopia, Ethiopian Empire, Black Egypt, Haile Selassie, and the Emperors address. 161pp. Paperback. $9.95 |
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