2.2 Ethiopia – Zara Yaqob
An episode of the The Faithful Forebearers podcast, hosted by The Faithful Forebearers, titled "2.2 Ethiopia – Zara Yaqob" was published on January 15, 2021 and runs 38 minutes.
January 15, 2021 ·38m · The Faithful Forebearers
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Episode Description
With Frumentius and Ezana, the Ethiopian church got off to a great start, but things did not stay that way. After 1,000 years, and centuries of setbacks, the nation and the church made a great comeback. It culminated in the reign of King Zara Yaqob in the mid 1400s. While his legacy is still felt in both the church and the nation, he is remembered both as a reformer and as a despot.
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