A New Passage in the Ethiopian Bible Reveals Something Disturbing About Jesus’s Resurrection

A hidden passage preserved within the Ethiopian Christian tradition is raising unsettling questions about what Jesus may have taught his disciples during the forty days after the resurrection. According to the story explored in this video, these teachings go far beyond the familiar biblical account — speaking about compassion, spiritual awakening, the dangers of religious power, and warnings about people who would one day use Christ’s name for wealth, control, and authority. In this episode of HIDDEN WATCH, we explore the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo tradition, its 81-book biblical canon, the Book of Enoch, Jubilees, the ancient Garima Gospels, and the mysterious Book of the Covenant (Mashafa Kidan). The text presents a striking image of the risen Jesus — not simply appearing to his followers, but teaching them about nonviolence, the battle between light and darkness, the temporary nature of the physical world, and the importance of finding truth in humility rather than power. We also examine the connections drawn between these teachings, early Christian traditions, Gnostic ideas, and discoveries such as the Nag Hammadi writings. Were ancient Christian communities preserving ideas that later disappeared from Western Christianity? And how much of this forgotten tradition can actually be traced back through history? Watch until the end as we explore one of Christianity’s most mysterious and controversial traditions. Subscribe to HIDDEN WATCH for more forgotten history, ancient mysteries, biblical discoveries, and stories that challenge what we thought we knew. #EthiopianBible #JesusChrist #HiddenBible #BookOfEnoch #AncientChristianity #BiblicalMysteries #HiddenWatch