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	Brief History of the Kebra Negast
		The KEBRA NAGAST, or the Book of the Glory of Kings of Ethiopia, has been in existence for at least a thousand years, and contains the true history of the origin of the Solomonic line of kings in Ethiopia.
		It is regarded as the ultimate authority on the history of the conversion of the Ethiopians from the worship of the sun, moon, and stars to that of the Lord God of Israel.
		None of the manuscripts of the KEBRA NAGAST give any indication as to the identity of its compilers, the time when it was written, nor the circumstances under which it was compiled.
	www.moonchild.ch /Library/KebraNegast.html (681 words)

	Amazon.co.jp: kebra: 洋書 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Kebra Nagast Miguel F. Brooks (ペーパーバック - 1996/2/29)
		Kebra Nagast: (The Glory of Kings) Miguel F. Brooks (ペーパーバック - 2002/2)
		The Kebra Negast: The Lost Bible of Rastafarian Wisdom and Faith from Ethiopia and Jamaica Gerald Hausman Ziggy Marley (ハードカバー - 1997/11)
	www.amazon.co.jp /s?ie=UTF8&keywords=kebra&index=books-us&pg=1&page=1 (208 words)

	JAH - RasTafarI - INTRODUCTION (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In answer to this question he says that the KEBRA NAGAST appeared during the period of the ZÂGUÊ rule, when it is obvious that the publication of any work that supported the claims of the Solomonic kings would meet with a very unfavourable reception, and cause the death of its editors and translators.
		The KEBRA NAGAST was intended to make the people of ETHIOPIA believe that their country was specially chosen by God to be the new home of the spiritual and heavenly ZION, of which His chosen people the JEWS had become unworthy.
		The KEBRA NAGAST tells us nothing about MENYELEK after his coronation, except that he carried on one or two campaigns against the enemies of his country, and the book is silent in respect of Queen MÂKĔDÂ'S history after her voluntary abdication.
	jah-rastafari.com /kebra-negast/show-kebra-word.asp?word_id=ch0003 (16984 words)

	Kebra Nagast - $25.95 : Kimball College & Ancient Manuscripts, The Future of History
		Contemporary scholars date the Kebra Negast to the 14th century, but it retells the stories of much earlier Biblical times, one very important story in particular.
		According to the Kebra Negast, the Israelites' Ark of the Covenant was spirited away to the ancient kingdom of Ethiopia by wise King Solomon's own son, offspring of the union between Solomon and the exotic Queen Makeda of Ethiopia (a.k.a.
		Gerald Hausman, a consummate storyteller of native traditions, presents the core narrative of the Kebra Negast, from Adam to the rise of the Ethiopian Solomonid dynasty.
	www.applejax.com /kimball_college/kebra-nagast-p-127.html (322 words)

	Amazon.com: The Kebra Negast: The Lost Bible of Rastafarian Wisdom and Faith from Ethiopia and Jamaica: Books: Gerald ...
		According to the Kebra Negast, the Israelites' Ark of the Covenant was spirited away to the ancient kingdom of Ethiopia by wise King Solomon's own son, offspring of the union between Solomon and the exotic Queen Makeda of Ethiopia (a.k.a.
		Gerald Hausman, a consummate storyteller of native traditions, presents the core narrative of the Kebra Negast, from Adam to the rise of the Ethiopian Solomonid dynasty.
		Hausman effectively puts the Kebra Negast into the words of the Rastafarian community, presenting the core?that "we must learn to live by the laws of compassion rather than judgment"?through anecdotes from the author's travels in the Rasta community.
	www.amazon.com /Kebra-Negast-Rastafarian-Ethiopia-Jamaica/dp/0312167938 (731 words)

	the Kebra Nagast - Jah Rastafari - Care2.com
		The KEBRA NAGAST, or the Book of the Glory of Kings of Ethiopia, has been in existence for at least a thousand years, and contains the true history of the origin of the Solomonic line of kings in Ethiopia.
		It is regarded as the ultimate authority on the history of the conversion of the Ethiopians from the worship of the sun, moon, and stars to that of the Lord God of Israel.
		None of the manuscripts of the KEBRA NAGAST give any indication as to the identity of its compilers, the time when it was written, nor the circumstances under which it was compiled.
	www.care2.com /c2c/groups/disc.html?gpp=2877&pst=86540 (1272 words)

	Queen of Sheba
		In Ethiopia, the Kebra Negast refers to a law established in Sheba that only a woman could reign, and that she must be a virgin queen.
		Our Ethiopian source, the Kebra Negast or "Glory of Kings", is the national/religious epic of Ethiopia, translated from the Coptic version of the 12th century, and entitled by the translator Ernest A. Wallis Budge as THE QUEEN OF SHEBA AND HER SON MENYELEK.
		The Kebra Negast is regarded as the final authority on the early history of Ethiopia, and its origin in the Solomonic lines of kings, which "descends without interruption from the dynasty of Menelik I, son of Queen of Ethiopia, Queen of Sheba and King Solomon of Jerusalem."
	www.light1998.com /SHEBA/Makeda,-The-Queen-of-Sheba.htm (994 words)

	Kebra Negast (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Because the subject of the text presents an African view of the Old and New Testament, the Kebra Negast has long been prohibited in many Caribbean nations and this ban is enforced even today.
		However, it has survived through the spoken word, as the cornerstone of the Rastafarian religion and was a significant influence on the lyrics of the late Bob Marley, among others.
		Wapipedia > Index > K > Ke > Kebra Negast
	www.wapipedia.org /wikipedia/mobiletopic.aspx?cur_title=Kebra_Negast (120 words)

	Connecticut Restaurants - Restaurant Reviews and Dining News from ctnow.com - DINING
		After sampling a dozen dishes from Kebra Nagast, I can guarantee there's nothing here to be afraid of.
		As a devoted carnivore, I considered some of the best to be those made with texturized vegetable protein, an unappetizing name for what is actually a meaty form of tofu.
		In the meantime, I'll continue to visit Kebra Nagast on the nights when the butter- and beef-filled meals eaten for other restaurant reviews have started to wear me down.
	www.ctnow.com /dining/104470,0,6911460.venue (929 words)

	The Kebra Negast (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Kebra Negast, which translated from the Ethiopic, means The Glory of Kings
		The Kebra Negast is a compilation of the history and traditions of the Ethopian Orthodox faith.
		The Kebra Negast explains the transfer of the authority from Jerusalem to Ethiopia and the existence of the Israelite "ark of the covenant" in Axum, Ethiopia.
	rastafarism.free.fr /sketch9.html (97 words)

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		Contemporary scholars date the Kebra Negast to the 14th century, but it retells the stories of much earlier Biblical times, one very important story in particular.
		According to the Kebra Negast, the Israelites' Ark of the Covenant was spirited away to the ancient kingdom of Ethiopia by wise King Solomon's own son, offspring of the union between Solomon and the exotic Queen Makeda of Ethiopia (a.k.a.
		Gerald Hausman, a consummate storyteller of native traditions, presents the core narrative of the Kebra Negast, from Adam to the rise of the Ethiopian Solomonid dynasty.
	www.africansymbol.net /lightcase (447 words)

	Queen of Sheba in Yemen
		The sacred Ethiopian book which establishes the founder of the Ethiopian dynasty as the son of Solomon and Sheba, suggests that the Sabaeans were fl.
		Because of its isolation, Sheba was secure from military invasion for at least 500 years, and was independent and at peace with its neighbors during the 11th and 10th century B.C. History reveals that at least five kings preceded the Queen of Sheba - among them Iti'amra and Karibi-ilu.
		In Ethiopia, the Kebra Negast even refers to a law established in Sheba that only a woman could reign, and that she must be a virgin queen.
	www.viewzone.com /sheba.country.html (955 words)

	menelik
		Suppose the story told in the Kebra Negast about King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba is true.
		If Ahkenaten was from a foreign land did not speak the local language, it might be another reason why the priests found his rule so objectionable on top his religious reforms.
		The Kebra Negast mentions the Ethiopians worshipping the sun as a one God as it 'cooked their food'.
	www.domainofman.com /forum/index.cgi?noframes;read=60 (512 words)

	Kebra Negast: A Book of Rastafarian Wisdom (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Contemporary scholars date the Kebra Negast to the 14th century, but it retells the stories of much earlier Biblical times, one very important story in particular.
		Gerald Hausman, a consummate storyteller of native traditions, presents the core narrative of the Kebra Negast, from Adam to the rise of Solomonid dynasty.
		On top of this, he injects his own encounters with Rastafarians during his travels in Jamaica--dreadlocked Rastas as modern-day Samsons, their unwavering faith in Jah, and a rare outsider's glimpse at the Nyabinghi ceremony.
	www.afcd.co.uk /Kebra-Negast-A-Book-of-Rastafarian-Wisdom-0_0312167938_1 (173 words)

	Yemen Things To Do - Travel Guides - VirtualTourist.com
		In Ethiopia, the Kebra Negast refers to a law established in Sheba that only a woman could reign, and that she must be a virgin queen.
		In the Kebra Negast, the Queen tells Solomon, 'We worship the sun...for he cooketh our food, and moreoever he illumineth the darkness, and removeth fear; we call him 'our King,' and we call him 'our Creator....And there are others among our subjects....
		The Kebra Negast is regarded as the final authority on the early history of Ethiopia, and its origin in the Solomonic lines of kings, which 'descends without interruption from the dynasty of Menelik I, son of Queen of Ethiopia, Queen of Sheba and King Solomon of Jerusalem.' (2) Kebra Negast, chapter 27.
	www.virtualtourist.com /travel/Middle_East/Yemen/Things_To_Do-Yemen-R-15.html (1527 words)

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		The Kebra Negast states that when Menelek was 12 years old, he began asking his mother about his father.
		Our Ethiopian source, the Kebra Negast or "Glory of Kings", is the national/religious epic of Ethiopia, translated from the Coptic version of the 12th century, and entitled by the translator Ernest A. Wallis Budge as THE QUEEN OF SHEBA AND HER SON MENYELEK.
		The Kebra Negast is regarded as the final authority on the early history of Ethiopia, and its origin in the Solomonic lines of kings, which "descends without interruption from the dynasty of Menelik I, son of Queen of Ethiopia, Queen of Sheba and King Solomon of Jerusalem."
	www.viewzone.com /sheba4.html (1141 words)

	Legends (The Queen of Sheba) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Kebra Nagast translated by E. Wallis Budge (1931), the central text for the Ethiopian legends of "Makeda," the Queen of Sheba.
		Enjoyable dramatization, mostly of the Kebra Negast and particularly of the sex scene, from the BBC: The Story of Africa.
		A Modern Translation of the Kebra Nagast (The Glory of Kings) by Miguel F. Brooks.
	www.isidore-of-seville.com /sheba/3.html (462 words)

	Rareaviation.com Aviation Bookstore: Aviation Books: The Kebra Negast
		A Modern Translation of the Kebra Nagast: (The Glory of Kings)
		The Kebra Negast: The Lost Bible of Rastafarian Wisdom and Faith from Ethiopia and Jamaica
		The Kebra Nagast with a great deal of weight and historical authenticity.
	www.rareaviation.com /bookstore/shop.php?c=pm1&n=297510&i=159605025X&x=The_Kebra_Negast (265 words)

	Le Kebra Negast : webzinemaker
		Texte sacré éthiopien, le Kebra Negast (on trouve aussi les graphies Kebra Nagast, Kebre Negest ou encore Kabra Nagast) fût sans doute compilé par des scribes tigréens entre la fin du treizième et le début du quatorzième siècle de notre ère.
		A l’origine, il semble que le Kebra Negast ait été composé dans l’intention de légitimer l’accession au trône de Yekuno Amlak (« que Dieu lui vienne en aide »), souverain qui se réclame de la dynastie salomonique et de discréditer du même coup la dynastie renversée des Zagoues.
		En redécouvrant le Kebra Negast, la communauté rastafarienne comble les vides du texte biblique.
	www.webzinemaker.com /admi/m1/page.php3?num_web=2584&rubr=3&id=85730 (3033 words)

	Re: The Kebra Negast was not a european book
		The Ethiopian legend described in the Kebra Negast relates that Ethiopians are descendants of Israelite tribes who came to Ethiopia with Menelik I, alleged to be the son of King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba (or Makida, in the legend).
		However, most of the Beta Israel consider the Kebra Negast legend to be a fabrication.
		Instead they believe, based on the 9th century stories of Eldad ha-Dani (the Danite), that the tribe of Dan attempted to avoid the civil war in the Kingdom of Israel between Solomon's son Rehoboam and Jeroboam the son of Nebat, by resettling in Egypt.
	www.rastafarispeaks.com /cgi-bin/forum/archive1/config.pl?noframes;read=60541 (815 words)

	Queen of Sheba 8 by Tracy Marks - Old Testament Kebra Negast Josephus Quran
		The visit of the Queen of Sheba was the culminating point of Solomon's life.
		While the Queen of Sheba's visit was a time of glory, it marked the beginning of the end for Solomon and all of Israel.
		The Kebra Negast states that when Menelek was 12 years old, he began asking his mother about his father, and that when he was 22, he traveled to Jerusalem, bearing the ring which Solomon had given Makeda.
	www.windweaver.com /sheba/Sheba8.htm (1129 words)

	Kebra Negast: The Book Of Rastafarian Wisdom And Faith From Ethiopia And Jamaica; Editor: Hausman, Gerald; Illustrator ...
		Handed down orally from generation to generation in Rastafarian and West Indies culture, the Kebra Negast has not been available in English translation since 1922.
		Because the subject of the text presents an African view of the Old and New Testament, the Kebra Negast has long been prohibited in many Caribbean nations and this ban is enforced even today.
		However, it has survived through the spoken word, as the cornerstone of the Rastafarian religion and was a significant influence on the lyrics of the late Bob Marley, among others.
	www.netstoreusa.com /rkbooks/031/0312167938.shtml (255 words)

	eBay - Product Info - eBay — The Kebra Negast (ISBN: 0312167938,9780312167936), Book and 0312167938 items on eBay.com. (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Kebra Negast NEW Hausman, Gerald (EDT)/ Marley, Zig
		Handed down orally from generation to generation in Rastafarian and West Indies culture, the Kebra Negast has not been available in English translation since 1922.
		Hausman effectively puts the Kebra Negast into the words of the Rastafarian community, presenting the core that "we must learn to live by the laws of compassion rather than judgment" through anecdotes from the author's travels in the Rasta community.
	product.ebay.com /The-Kebra-Negast_ISBN-10_0312167938_ISBN-13_9780312167936_W0QQfvcsZ1392QQsatitleZTheQ20KebraQ20NegastQQsoprZ975878 (261 words)

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		Portraits of Mekada, the Queen of Sheba appear in the Bible and the Kebra Negast.
		According to Ethiopian legend, she was born in 1020 B.C. in Ophir, and educated in Ethiopia.
		The Kebra Negast describes that "he pondered in his heart, `A woman of such splendid beauty hath come to me from the ends of the earth!
	members.tripod.com /~octavia83/sheba.html (1278 words)

	Queen of Sheba 7 by Tracy Marks - Old Testament, Kebra Negast, Josephus, the Koran
		The sketchy portraits that we have of Sheba hint at her expression of emotional openness, and intellectual curiosity with Solomon.
		The Kebra Negast describes an agreement which Solomon then made with Sheba (in contrast to the Arabic text in which he promises not approach her sexually unless she approaches him first).
		Because she was now pregnant with his child, he also gave her a ring, for he hoped that she would bear him a son, who might in time visit Jerusalem and prove his identity to Solomon.
	www.windweaver.com /sheba/Sheba7.htm (1236 words)

	WorldNetDaily: Key to the Ark in an ancient book
		Prince Stephanos (Stephen Mengesha) was born on Friday, Oct. 24, 1952, in Haile Selassie I hospital in the Ethiopian capital of Addis Ababa to Princess Aida Desta, the granddaughter of the Emperor, and Prince Mengesha Seyum.
		Despite the fact that Haile Selassie's would-be successor, his son, Asfa Wossen, died in 1997, Prince Stephanos believes the Solomonic Dynasty will one day be restored because of their undying faith in the Ark of the Covenant.
		In 1990, he also introduced me to the Kebra Negast (The Glory of the Kings of Ethiopia), an ancient script on the travels of Ark from Jerusalem to Aksum during Solomon's reign.
	www.worldnetdaily.com /news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=14050 (1660 words)

	Looted sword returns to Ethiopia « Elginism
		Campaigners say that this should be repeated by the numerous museums in Britain that hold Ethiopian artefacts such as the Kebra Negast held in the British Library.
		Britain’s royal family holds six religious manuscripts said to be the finest examples of Ethiopian manuscripts anywhere in the world.
		By far the most valuable item is one of two copies of the Kebra Negast - or Glory of Kings - Ethiopia’s holy book held in the British Library.
	www.elginism.com /20051015/213 (482 words)

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