The Old Testament is not merely a collection of ancient stories, laws, and prophecies—it is fundamentally a covenantal text. At its heart, the entire Hebrew Bible tells the story of God's covenant relationships with His people, inviting readers across millennia to understand their own place within the ongoing drama of divine promises and human response. When we read the Old Testament through the lens of covenant, suddenly what can seem like disconnected narratives, confusing laws, and repetitive prophetic warnings come into sharp focus as a unified story about God's faithful love and His call for humanity to walk with Him.