Ethiopia adopted Christianity in the 4th century, making its biblical tradition older than that of most European nations. Breakdown of the Ethiopian Biblical Canon
While many sites sell physical copies, several digital archives provide the English translation (often the 1962 version commissioned by Emperor Haile Selassie) for free: Archive.org
Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Bible is one of the oldest and most extensive versions of the Christian Bible, containing 81 to 88 books compared to the standard 66 found in Protestant versions
