The Old Testament Bible, a sacred text that brings together Hebrew and English translations side by side for a comprehensive understanding.

• Also known as the Jewish Bible, the Old Testament holds immense significance in religious and historical contexts. In Hebrew, it is referred to as The Tanakh.
• The Hebrew portion of the Old Testament is meticulously written in the Masoretic Text, recognized worldwide as the authoritative version of the Tanakh.
• The Tanakh is divided into three sections, each serving a unique purpose:
• Torah, meaning "Teaching," includes the Five Books of Moses, providing foundational guidance for Jewish life.
• Nevi'im, meaning "Prophets," presents prophetic writings that offer insights into divine messages and the lives of ancient prophets.
• Ketuvim, meaning "Writings," encompasses various poetic and wisdom literature, historical accounts, and other sacred writings.
• By presenting both Hebrew and English translations side by side, this Old Testament Bible allows readers to explore the original Hebrew text while simultaneously comprehending its meaning in English.