Audiobooks by David

The Complete 88-Book Ethiopian Bible and Lost Scriptures Collection: 88-Book Ethiopian Bible, Kebra Nagast, Ethiopic Meqabyan I-III, 1 Enoch, The Book of Jubilees, and More in One Ethiopian Bible and Lost Scriptures Collection

"What if the Bible was larger, older, and stranger than the version most readers were taught? The manuscript for The Complete 88 Book Ethiopian Bible is used as a consolidated source, so duplicate subtexts are not repeated; it contains The Complete Ethiopian Bible. It opens the expanded Ethiopian biblical world, where familiar scripture meets Enoch, Jubilees, Meqabyan, royal legends, martyr traditions, and a sacred memory preserved outside the narrower Western canon. The arrangement is built for readers who want depth, continuity, and momentum rather than a disconnected anthology. What You'll Discover in This Modern Collection: – A Wider Biblical Canon – scriptural and deuterocanonical books that reveal the breadth of the Ethiopian tradition. – Kings, Ark, and Covenant – legends of Solomon, Sheba, sacred kingship, and the holy objects at the center of national memory. – Martyrs and Spiritual Warfare – Meqabyan and related texts of courage, persecution, endurance, and divine justice. – Ancient Wisdom and Prophecy – works that connect biblical law, heavenly revelation, moral teaching, and restoration. Whether you're searching for the wider Bible, Ethiopian Christianity, ancient canon history, or sacred texts preserved beyond the standard Protestant tradition, this edition gives you a direct way to experience the collection as a coherent journey. Begin reading today and discover how these works illuminate one another when they are heard in the right order."

Baruch, Ben Sira, David, Enoch, Manasseh, Solomon (Author), James Mitchell (Narrator)

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The Complete Ethiopian Bible Expanded Collection: 88-Book Ethiopian Bible, Kebra Nagast, Ethiopic Meqabyan I-III, 1 Enoch, The Book of Jubilees, and More in One Ethiopian Bible and Lost Scriptures Collection

"What if the Bible was larger, older, and stranger than the version most readers were taught? The Complete Ethiopian Bible Expanded Collection opens the expanded Ethiopian biblical world, where familiar scripture meets Enoch, Jubilees, Meqabyan, royal legends, martyr traditions, and a sacred memory preserved outside the narrower Western canon. The arrangement is built for readers who want depth, continuity, and momentum rather than a disconnected anthology. What You'll Discover in This Modern Collection: – A Wider Biblical Canon – scriptural and deuterocanonical books that reveal the breadth of the Ethiopian tradition. – Kings, Ark, and Covenant – legends of Solomon, Sheba, sacred kingship, and the holy objects at the center of national memory. – Martyrs and Spiritual Warfare – texts of courage, persecution, endurance, and divine justice. – Ancient Wisdom and Prophecy – works that connect biblical law, heavenly revelation, moral teaching, and restoration. Whether you're searching for the wider Bible, Ethiopian Christianity, ancient canon history, or sacred texts preserved beyond the standard Protestant tradition, this edition gives you a direct way to experience the collection as a coherent journey. Begin reading today and discover how these works illuminate one another when they are heard in the right order."

Baruch, Ben Sira, David, Enoch, Manasseh, Solomon (Author), James Mitchell (Narrator)

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The Complete Biblical Wisdom and Prayer Collection: Wisdom of Solomon, Wisdom of Jesus ben Sirach, Ecclesiasticus (The Wisdom of Jesus the Son of Sirach), Psalms of Solomon, Odes of Solomon, and More in One Biblical Apocrypha Collection

"What if the missing books around the Bible could be heard as one continuous sacred library? The Complete Biblical Wisdom and Prayer Collection brings together the wider biblical tradition: deuterocanonical books, Second Temple writings, patriarchal legends, wisdom literature, exile texts, martyr stories, rewritten scripture, and apocalyptic revelation. The arrangement is built for readers who want depth, continuity, and momentum rather than a disconnected anthology. What You'll Discover in This Modern Collection: – Wisdom and Prayer – devotional, poetic, and moral writings that expand the spiritual vocabulary around the Bible. – Patriarchs and Prophets – ancient expansions of Adam, Eve, Abraham, Moses, Baruch, Ezra, and the seers of Israel. – History and Martyrdom – stories of resistance, exile, courage, kingship, and faith under pressure. – Apocalyptic Revelation – visions of angels, judgment, heavenly books, cosmic order, and the destiny of nations. Whether you're looking for the Apocrypha, Pseudepigrapha, lost books of the Bible, or the broader sacred library behind Jewish and Christian scripture, this edition gives you a direct way to experience the collection as a coherent journey. Begin reading today and discover how these works illuminate one another when they are heard in the right order."

Ben Sira, David, Manasseh, Paul, Sextus, Silvanus, Solomon (Author), James Mitchell (Narrator)

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My Brother's Eyes: The true story of the blindness of a destructive cult told by two brothers separated by it.

"David and and his older brother John who narrate their own audiobook. My Brother's Eyes was first published in print form in November 2009 by John Garratt Publishing who have now returned all rights to the authors.. It tells the true story of a dangerous religious cult that operated in NSW. David Ayliffe was involved with the group from his late teenage years and didn't leave until his early 40's. Called Zion Full Salvation Ministry, the cult began as part of an inner city Anglican Church in Sydney. It was founded by a woman who first claimed to have Christ's stigmata and later to be the embodiment of God on earth. When the woman died 16 years later, most of the 70-odd congregation had been stripped of their finances and investments and in many cases their self-esteem too. My Brother's Eyes is a troubling story but has a happy ending as it tells the story of the separation of the brothers, their families, and their eventual reunion. The title My Brother's Eyes refers to the eyes being a reflection of the person. A biblical reference claims the eyes are 'the windows of the soul'.. Yet the eyes change as life changes for us. In sadness and grief,. In joy.. In love. So the eyes change when we choose a path that leads us away from those we love, and changes yet again when that a path leads back. - David & John."

David, John Ayliffe (Author), David, John Ayliffe (Narrator)

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