A source-first reading library

Ancient words.
Clear English for today.

Read the complete New Testament alongside Ethiopian church-order works and early Christian texts—presented as a calm reading library for study and reflection.

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They read from God's law, explained its meaning clearly, and helped the people understand.

Nehemiah 8:8

46 books · 1,045 reading units Three collections, clearly separated

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Each collection keeps its own historical identity while sharing one focused reading experience.

The Sea of Galilee at sunrise beside an olive-lined path 27 books New Testament Gospels, Acts, letters, and Revelation An illuminated Ethiopian manuscript in a rock-hewn church 8 works Ethiopian Broader Canon Church-order texts, kept as a distinct collection Ancient papyrus fragments arranged on a dark archival table 11 texts Early Christian Extras Gospels, acts, letters, and apocalypses

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Begin with the Gospel of Matthew
10,836reader passages
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Source-firstcollections remain historically distinct

AI-assisted study edition. The New Testament begins with Koine Greek source texts; independent textual review is in progress.