I like the book of Daniel, and Isaiah, and John.
As important as the New Testament is because of spiritual salvation the Old Testament seems like a more interesting read.
Because it is more like a story learning about God and His ways, and history, and the adventures of Israel, and other nations, and the kings and things.
Where the New Testament focuses on our salvation.
Where 2 or 3 witnesses agree let everything be established.
The Old Testament is important because it tells us of the New Testament as a witness to the New Testament.
If there was no Old Testament how many people would believe the New Testament.
There would be no witness to the New Testament.
And no learning of God and His ways that are in detail.
No learning of history with God telling us of the history and kingdoms before they came up.
And telling us the end from the beginning.
Which God said He identifies Himself as the one true God because of that.
And said no man or other religion can do that.
Proving the Old Testament to be true.
Making it easier to accept the New Testament.
The Old Testament proves to us God exists, and a Savior is to come, and Him putting the world down and ending sin.
The New Testament tells us of salvation.
Which is not much to tell for the Old Testament told us.
And not much to know but Jesus is Lord and Savior, believe on the Gospel, and allow the Spirit to lead you to be Christlike, and spread the good news.
You do not have to know about the antichrist.
You do not have to know about the book of Revelation.
Because any person that goes against that you will reject.
Of course those things will push some to believe.
And we use those things to reach the lost telling the lost to get with God to escape the wrath to come.
But more than likely we will use the Old Testament to prove that and Revelation.
