מדריך לקריאת נביאים וכתובים
Full version in Hebrew: DOC | ODT (OpenOffice) | PDF | [אתר בעברית]
I maintain this in ODT, which is the most up-to-date version; last revised Tevet 5769 (2009). PDF will probably be the easiest way for most people to print & use the material. Note that it is saved for size-A4 paper (which is slightly longer and narrower than American letter-size).A Guide to Reading Nevi'im and Ketuvim
Explanatory Material in English: DOC | ODT (OpenOffice) | PDF
Contents of the Guide:
I. Explanatory Material (Hebrew & English)
Midrash | Introduction | How to Use the Guide Sheets | Sources and Notes
II. Books of Nevi'im & Ketuvim (Hebrew only)
The Guide-Sheet for each book provides a reading schedule based on a detailed outline of the book's contents.
Yehoshua | Shofetim | Shemuel | Melakhim | Yeshayahu | Yirmiyahu (2 pages) | Yehezkel | Trei Asar (2 pages) | Iyyov | Mishlei & Kohelet | Megillot (except Kohelet) & Daniel | Divrei Hayamim (2 pages) | Ezra-Nehemiah
III. Special Pages (Hebrew only)
Tehillim (six-month cycle) | Tehillim (leap year) | Five Megillot for Festivals
Other Resources:
"Maimonides and the Mesorah of Tiberias": a short, readable article for the layman about mesorah and the Aleppo codex, meant to give people a clearer understanding of the nature of the text of Tanakh that we read.
