The Coptic Bible

The Coptic Bible is the collection of Christian scriptures translated into the Coptic language, which is an ancient Egyptian language derived from Greek. It includes books from the Old and New Testaments, as well as additional texts significant to Coptic Christianity. The Coptic Church, an early branch of Christianity, uses this Bible in its liturgy and teachings. Coptic scripture reflects a blend of Egyptian tradition and early Christian thought, showcasing the unique cultural and theological contributions of Coptic Christians throughout history. The Coptic Bible remains an important religious and historical document for understanding early Christianity in Egypt.