Python download mp3 from url

I'm trying to learn Python and I tried to write a code to download all the bible mp3 files from my church website where there's a list of mp3 hyperlinks such as:

Chapter 1, Chapter 2,3,4,5 and so on... Reference link

I managed to get all the mp3 URL links to show on the shell after running my code but I can't seem to be able to download them at all.

Here's my code

import requests
import urllib.request
import re
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup

r = requests.get['//ghalliance.org/resource/bible-reading']
soup = BeautifulSoup[r.content, 'html.parser']

for a in soup.find_all['a', href=re.compile['http.*\.mp3']]:
    print[a['href']]

I did try using wget but I can't seem to get wget to work on my machine running VSCode Python 3.8.1 64-bit or conda 3.7.4... I've checked both conda cmd and cmd and it showed that I had wget in my system, I even manually download the wget.exe to my system32 directory but whenever I tried to run the

wget.download[url]

I always get an error message or something like wget has no attribute 'download' or whatnot.

I read a few beginner tutorials on using selenium, wget, beautifulsoup to download simple pictures, etc but I can't seem to incorporate their method to work on this specific problem of mine...cuz I'm still too new to programming in general, so I apologize for asking stupid dumb questions like these.

But now that I had all my MP3 URL links, so my question is: how do I go about downloading them using Python?

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