Several languages of Ethiopia and Eritrea use the Ge’ez script. Next to its everyday use its history is entangled with that of religion. According to the Eritrean Ortodox Church the script was divinely revealed to Enos as an instrument of codifying the laws. Consequently several Bible manuscripts were written in Ge’ez, yet today it is also considered as the sacred script of the Rastafari movement.
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