From Zadok to Ge’ez
Six chapters on a thread that was never cut
One argument, in six parts: that the priestly and apocalyptic pattern of Israel — its books, its reckoning of time, its order of worship — narrowed in the West and was kept whole in the Ethiopian highlands. The tradition's own voice, outside history and the series' own claims are marked apart throughout, so you can see which is which.
- IThe Eunuch's RoadጃንደረባHow the church of Ethiopia tells its own beginning, with the history and the claim kept apart.
- IIAksum and the Arkታቦተ ጽዮንThe Solomonic story Ethiopia tells of itself, and the Temple it believes it still keeps.
- IIIThe Scrolls of QumranמְגִלּוֹתA Jewish library, sealed before Christ, that kept exactly what Ethiopia would keep — and the mainstream would let go.
- IVAugustine's Wrong TurnWhy the West let Enoch go, and why that choice was a judgment and not a verdict.
- VThe Contested CanonWhich books are Scripture, for whom, and where they were cast out. The compliance map behind the series.
- VINames of the FallenአጋንንትWhat the tradition records of the demons, and what it names to resist them.
The chapters argue a case and say so where they do. For what the church holds rather than what the series claims, see the canon of eighty-one books, and read the texts themselves inthe library.