Has the well of your faith begun to feel dry?
Busy days, disappointment, and neglected habits can make prayer and Scripture feel distant. If you long to return to a deeper, steadier relationship with God, this book offers a clear place to begin.
Redigging the Be'erot of Faith follows the Bible's wells and water scenes through a thoughtful 40-day journey. Daniel Gebremariam brings devotional reflection together with biblical context, helping you explore spiritual inheritance, perseverance, worship, and the living water Jesus offers.
Imagine opening each day with a passage to read, a theme to consider, and a prayer that helps you bring your own questions before God.
Inside, you will find:
- Forty daily studies arranged in five stages of spiritual reflection.
- Complete biblical chapters or identified passages from the World English Bible.
- Clear explanations that distinguish a passage's original setting from its devotional application.
- Encounters with Hagar, Abraham, Isaac, Moses, and Jesus at Jacob's well.
- Closing prayers and regular reflection days to support a daily reading rhythm.
- A 40-day reading plan, selected biblical water sources, and a Hebrew glossary.
You do not need a theology degree or a perfect spiritual routine. Bring your curiosity, your weariness, and your willingness to read attentively. This journey makes room for questions, patient growth, and hope.
Open the first study and begin returning to the well.
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Daniel Gebremariam is an author and independent researcher focused on biblical history, early Christian traditions, and the wider scriptural heritage preserved in Eastern and Ethiopian Orthodox Christianity. His work explores ancient texts, sacred memory, apocryphal writings, and the historical context behind books often overlooked in the Western biblical tradition.
With a deep interest in theology, manuscript culture, and comparative canon studies, he creates reader friendly editions designed to help modern English readers approach complex religious material with clarity, reverence, and structure.
The Complete Ethiopian Bible in English was developed as a guided reader's edition for those who want to explore the 88 book Ethiopian Orthodox canon, including Enoch, Jubilees, Meqabyan, Apocrypha, and other sacred writings connected to one of Christianity's oldest living traditions.