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This is a verse by verse commentary of the four gospels. A verse, a clause or an expression is first translated from Ethiopic into Amharic. This is often followed by a theological commentary. Plurality of meanings or various levels of interpretation is introduced by the term Andemtā which could mean: “another says”.
This is a verse by verse commentary of the four gospels. A verse, a clause or an expression is first translated from Ethiopic into Amharic. This is often followed by a theological commentary. Plurality of meanings or various levels of interpretation are introduced by the term Andemtā which could mean: “another says”.

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This is a verse by verse commentary of the four gospels. A verse, a clause or an expression is first translated from Ethiopic into Amharic. This is often followed by a theological commentary. Plurality of meanings or various levels of interpretation are introduced by the term Andemtā which could mean: “another says”.