RESURRECTION REVEAL: Rare Ethiopian Bible ‘Contains’ Missing Quotes Linked to Jesus — And It’s STUNNING

To Ethiopian believers, those extra books aren’t fringe.

They’re missing context.

And they hold what the West never really explored: the post-resurrection period where Jesus is not just alive — but revealing.

The Missing 40 Days: Not a Goodbye Tour… A Training Camp
In the Western Bible, the forty days after the Resurrection are mentioned but not deeply explored.

A few appearances. A few scenes. Then the Ascension.

But Ethiopian tradition treats those forty days like the heart of the story — a period of consecration, instruction, and transformation.

In the narrative you gave, Jesus isn’t simply comforting.

He’s showing architecture.

He’s explaining “seven heavens,” different realms, different vibrational purposes — almost like a cosmology diagram.

And here’s the line that makes modern readers’ eyes widen:

The suggestion that his mission may not have been limited to Earth.

That the “other sheep” could refer to other folds in ways far beyond geography.

To some readers, that sounds like science fiction.

To others, it sounds like ancient mystics groping toward a multiverse concept using the language they had.

One academic voice could easily frame it cautiously:

“These texts reflect how early Christians imagined cosmic meaning. Whether literal or symbolic, they show a Christianity that once carried a much larger universe.”

Mary Magdalene: The Most Dangerous Character in the Story
Then the spotlight shifts to someone Western tradition often downplays: Mary Magdalene.

In the Ethiopian-style account, she isn’t a footnote.

She’s essential.

The one who “knew the All.”

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