The Old Testament is two-thirds of the Bible — and the part most Christians find hardest to read. The questions stack up fast: How do the law, the prophets, and the wisdom books fit together? What about the violent passages, or the strange ones? How does the Old Testament actually connect to Jesus? Without good guides, large stretches of Scripture get skipped entirely, and that’s a loss most readers never realize they’re taking.
This collection adds ten books on reading the Old Testament — its structure, themes, history, and theology — to your Logos library. Because every book is tagged and searchable as one resource, you can ask “how do the prophets fit together” or “what is biblical theology” and pull insights from multiple authors at once. When you study a passage in Genesis, Isaiah, or any book in between, related content from across the collection surfaces in your Passage Guide automatically — turning the hardest part of the Bible into a part you can actually read with confidence.