Nehemiah: The Reading of the Law and Revival
The Jews who were living in their homeland during the 440s BC (93 years after the Babylonian Captivity had ended) had a great heart for God. Perhaps all the opposition, affliction, and reproach they had suffered from enemies in their area of the world (Neh. 1:3; 2:19; 4:1–11; 6:1–14) caused them to recognize their utter dependence on Him. Their heart for God was demonstrated by a request theyGet More Articles—Subscribe Today!
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Hi, I think a correction may be needed in the sentence, “When taken together, Ezra 8:3, 7, and 8 indicate that more than the careful reading of the Word of God transpired on that significant day”, I think the bible references should be Neh 8:3, 7 and 8 (not Ezra). Or maybe I’m wrong?
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God Bless your ministry! Thank You for your study of God’s word you made it very easy to understand. Much appreciated!
I love reading your articles very helpful and insightful. I shared a sermon from this section once called “A booth on the roof.” Blessings