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This 2,000-Year-Old Ethiopian Bible Has a Post-Resurrection Passage Lost in Later Gospels

In the year 390 AD, as the Roman Empire fractured and Europe fell into chaos, a monk named Abba Garima vanished into the mountains of northern Ethiopia—and began writing a text the world was never meant to find. Hidden inside a monastery so remote that historians questioned its existence, his work preserved a version of the resurrection story found nowhere else on Earth. Why does this account appear in no Western Bible? And who decided it didn’t belong? For centuries, scholars dismissed the Garima Gospels as legend while the monks who guarded them kept their silence. Then, in 2010, that silence was finally broken. What researchers uncovered didn’t just challenge tradition—it threatened the foundation of how Christianity’s origins have been told. This is the story of the Garima Gospels, and once you hear it, you may never read the Bible the same way again.