Yohannes Haile is a passionate scholar and historian specializing in ancient religious texts, particularly those from the rich heritage of Ethiopian Christianity. Growing up fascinated by the mystical and spiritual dimensions of the world's oldest civilizations, he pursued advanced studies in Theology and Comparative Religious Studies at renowned universities. His work took him to remote monasteries and libraries across Ethiopia, where he discovered the profound depth and influence of the Ethiopian Bible, a text that includes 150 sacred books, many of which were excluded from Western canons. With a lifelong dedication to unveiling lost or hidden spiritual wisdom, Yohannes has spent decades meticulously studying and translating ancient Ethiopian texts. His expertise lies in the Ge'ez language, the sacred tongue of Ethiopian Christianity, and he is committed to making these texts accessible to modern readers. His works aim to bridge the gap between Western Christian traditions and the broader, more inclusive perspectives offered by Ethiopian Orthodoxy. Through his research, Yohannes seeks to inspire a deeper understanding of the Christian faith, revealing layers of spiritual insight often overlooked in mainstream biblical scholarship. His writings combine theological rigor with heartfelt devotion, guiding readers on a journey through forgotten scriptures, apocalyptic visions, and ancient wisdom. The Ethiopian Bible Complete is his masterwork, reflecting years of immersive study and a passion for sharing the untold stories of faith with the world.
