Dear listeners, welcome to talk ten of our series of twelve. We noted the importance of prophecy in the last talk in terms of its place in the Old Testament and even of the Bible as a whole. Today we look at the five books of the major prophets. These are Isaiah, Jeremiah, Lamentations, Ezekiel and Daniel, the twenty third to the twenty seventh books of the Old Testament. The distinction between the major and the minor prophets is not about the importance of the message. Every prophecy from God is important.

Welcome to talk nine of our series of twelve. Today we are looking into the matter of prophecy in the Old Testament. The Old Testament category of prophecy follows after the wisdom books. It consists of seventeen books, the twenty third to the thirty ninth. It is divided into the major prophets, which consists of five books from the twenty third to the twenty seventh, and the minor prophets which consists of twelve books from the twenty eight to the thirty ninth. The five books of the major prophets are Isaiah, Jeremiah, Lamentations, Ezekiel and Daniel.

Welcome dear listeners to talk seven of our series of twelve on Old Testament Survey. Having covered Old Testament history, we are now in the next category of books, which is the category of wisdom. The books are namely in sequence Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes and the Song of Solomon. These books collect together the insights of the wise among God's people who receive guidance and wisdom from the Spirit of God.

Dear listeners, welcome to today's talk – talk six. We shall continue with our coverage of the Old Testament history books from Joshua to 2 Samuel in the previous talk. Now we will complete the category of history going from 1 Kings to Esther. 

Dear listeners, welcome to talk five in our series of twelve talks. Today, we present the books in the category of Old Testament history. As noted in talk two, the collective purpose and significance of these books is to track the walk of Israel in its national covenant with God; whether it kept or broke the covenant and the consequences thereafter.

Greetings to all our listeners. Blessings in Christ. Today is our fourth talk in this series of twelve. This is also the second session on our coverage of the law in the Old Testament. In our last talk, we introduced the category of law and highlighted the major themes it covered, including God, creation, humankind, sin, salvation, Abraham, Israel and God's national covenant with Israel. We shall now outline the content of each of the books of the law. And these are Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers and Deuteronomy. We shall go book by book.

Greetings dear listeners, welcome to our third talk in our series on the Old Testament Survey. In our last talk, we introduced all the four categories of books that make up the Old Testament; law, history, wisdom and prophecy. We mentioned that we will look into each category on its own. So today we begin with the first category “the law”and will speak two sessions on this category. For this first session, we will explain the purpose and significance of the law in the Old Testament.

Welcome dear listeners to our second talk in our series on the Old Testament Survey. As we move forward in this study, please refer or re-listen to the previous talks to give you continuity and see progressively what makes up the Old Testament of the Bible. Our first talk in particular should be revisited from time to time to help you understand the key concepts that underpin the Bible. The terms: scripture, revelation, canon, history and theology were identified and defined in that talk.

Welcome, dear listeners, to our series entitled Old Testament Survey. This is a 12-part series in fifteen-minute segments on a survey of the Old Testament of the Bible. But in order to understand what is the Old Testament, we need to begin with understanding what is the Bible. We will explain some foundational concept that helps us to grasp what it is and what it says. The Bible is the scripture of the christian church.

Dear Brothers and sisters, peace to all of you. In the previous episode, we talked about the relationship between the church and me and the relationship between people and their churches. How can we join the church and be part of it? I have shared about the need to repent, believe and be born again. These three points are intertwined. We must be determined to act on them.