נְחֶמְיָה
Nehemiah’s journey to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem and unite the Jewish nation is truly a remarkable tale of courage and determination. Despite facing opposition from powerful men and disunity within, Nehemiah persevered through these challenges with wise defense measures and personal example. This remarkable book is filled with inspiring examples of Nehemiah’s leadership skills, such as arranging for the law to be read and the people to confess their sins, seeking renewal with God. Even though the people had their ups and downs, Nehemiah remained steadfast in his determination to bring about fresh reforms to keep them on track. This book is a true testament to the power of prayer and the importance of remaining firm in carrying out God’s work, with Nehemiah’s incredible prayers serving as an excellent study. Originally thought to be one book with Ezra, this book was created through the author’s meticulous use of personal memoirs of Nehemiah and other material.
Chapter 1 || Chapter 2 || Chapter 3 || Chapter 4 || Chapter 5
Chapter 6 || Chapter 7 || Chapter 8 || Chapter 9 || Chapter 10
Chapter 11 || Chapter 12 || Chapter 13
Hanani informs Nehemiah – Marriage with strange women
- Hanani informs Nehemiah
- Nehemiah mourns, fasts and prays
- Nehemiah, commissioned by Artaxerxes, goes to Jerusalem
- Nehemiah’s night view
- The names and order of the builders of the wall
- Nehemiah urges work on the wall
- Nehemiah arms the laborers
- Military precepts
- The Jews complain of debts and service
- Nehemiah rebukes money lenders
- Sanballat’s crafty opposition to Nehemiah
- The wall is finished
- Hanani and Hananiah in charge of Jerusalem
- Registry of the returned
- The oblations of the returned
- Reading and hearing the Torah
- Comforting the people
- Keeping the Feast of Booths
- A solemn fast and repentance
- Prayer and confession of the Levites
- Those who sealed the covenant
- Points of the covenant
- Choice of officials at Jerusalem
- List of the officials names
- Cities of the residue
- The priest who returned
- Succession of the high priests
- Dedication of the walls
- Separation of the mixed multitude
- Reform of abuses
- Marriage with strange women