It makes sense that Disciples of Jesus should spend more time studying the Proclamation (Gospels) and Explanation (Epistles) of the New Covenant without neglecting the Preparation (Old Covenant).
The Explanation- The Book of Acts and the Letters of the Apostles to the Churches give us the explanation of what Jesus Christ accomplished for us in His Death and Resurrection.
His Teachings, Miracles, Death on the Cross and Triumphant Resurrection The Proclamation - The New Covenant begins with Four Gospels that record the story of Jesus Christ, the promised Saviour. The book is a collection of oracles, prophecies, and reports but the common theme is the message of salvation. While little is known of the personal life of the prophet, he is considered to be one of the greatest of them all. The Preparation - The Old Covenant scriptures tell us about Creation, The Fall of Man and God's Promise of a coming Saviour that would restore and redeem humanity back to God's original purpose to carry His image. The Message of Isaiah The Book of Isaiah is one of the most important books of the Old Testament. A good approach to studying the Bible is to divide it into three parts. This audio Hebrew Bible is provided by Mechon Mamre.The Bible is the written Word of God given to bear witness to Jesus Christ, the Word made Flesh and the Saviour of the World. A file can also be transferred to any MP3 player (such as an IPod), or burned to a CD, flash drive, or any other portable media device. Once a file is saved it can be played over and over without waiting for it to download again.
In Apple/Mac systems, hold down CTRL and click on the link, choose Download Linked File As, then choose a suitable folder location and Save. To download a file instead of directly playing it: In Windows, right-click on the link, choose Save Target As, then choose a suitable folder location, and click Save. Some of these chapters are quite large (up to 8 mb), so those with slower internet connections will need patience as the files may take a while to download. These recordings can either be directly played using your computer’s built-in media player or they can be downloaded and saved on your computer and played from the file. They are not chanted with a melody (as in a formal synagogue service) but instead are clearly pronounced in Sephardic-style modern Hebrew so that by hearing, you may learn how to properly vocalize the words. Here are complete and accurate Hebrew voice recordings of every Old Testament book.
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