Know Your Bible
Daily NaCh starting today!
Did you know that by reading 2 chapters every day, you could complete the entire Bible in one year?
Take part in AZAMRA's free Internet Bible-in-a-Year Study Cycle and get acquainted with the world's greatest Book of eternal wisdom – for an investment that could be no more than 10-15 minutes a day.
The cycle is set to start Monday 24 Tishri 5767 / 16 October 2006 and end Friday, 23 Tishri 5768 / 5 October 2007. The daily study will consist of approximately 2 chapters from the Neviim (prophets) and the Ketuvim (writings), the two parts of the Bible that come after the Torah, together known as "NaCh". Along with the standard weekly Torah portion, one can thus learn the whole Bible in one year. In addition, sign up for the free daily Know-your-Bible emails.
Many Jews, including those raised in traditional environments, lack familiarity with NaCh, and are put to shame by Christians who can quote whole lines, citing chapter and verse. This fact is commonly exploited by missionaries and others. Mastering the whole Bible is helpful in guarding against such exploitation, and is a key to understanding later texts.
So get your daily NaCh today!
Did you know that by reading 2 chapters every day, you could complete the entire Bible in one year?
Take part in AZAMRA's free Internet Bible-in-a-Year Study Cycle and get acquainted with the world's greatest Book of eternal wisdom – for an investment that could be no more than 10-15 minutes a day.
The cycle is set to start Monday 24 Tishri 5767 / 16 October 2006 and end Friday, 23 Tishri 5768 / 5 October 2007. The daily study will consist of approximately 2 chapters from the Neviim (prophets) and the Ketuvim (writings), the two parts of the Bible that come after the Torah, together known as "NaCh". Along with the standard weekly Torah portion, one can thus learn the whole Bible in one year. In addition, sign up for the free daily Know-your-Bible emails.
Many Jews, including those raised in traditional environments, lack familiarity with NaCh, and are put to shame by Christians who can quote whole lines, citing chapter and verse. This fact is commonly exploited by missionaries and others. Mastering the whole Bible is helpful in guarding against such exploitation, and is a key to understanding later texts.
So get your daily NaCh today!
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