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Nehemiah, a Jew, probably of the tribe of Judah, and then a favoured cup-bearer of the King, deeply moved at the story, obtained permission from Artaxerxes to absent himself for a certain period from Court, in order to go up and rebuild Jerusalem. He was appointed Tirshatha, (which proves that Ezra did not hold that post), and re- ceived from the King, among other credentials, an order on Asaph, keeper of the royal forests, for all the timber he might need.
Escorted by a troop of cavalry, Nehem...iah reached Jeru- NOTES ON EZRA. 71 salem in safety, and, amidst general joy, the building of the walls was commenced.
Like Zerubbabel, Nehemiah was opposed by the Sama- i-itans, headed by Sanballat, (who, though a Moabite, was, apparently, governor of Samaria), Tobiah, and Geshem, both Samaritans. But all their machinations failed, — the walls were finished, and the gates set up, all iu 52 days !
Nehemiah then applied himself to matters of internal government. He first abolished a grinding system of usury, which had reduced large numbers of the people to deepest poverty and distress, and then proceeded to revise the national genealogical register, — all in 445.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nehemiah, a Jew, probably of the tribe of Judah, and then a favoured cup-bearer of the King, deeply moved at the story, obtained permission from Artaxerxes to absent himself for a certain period from Court, in order to go up and rebuild Jerusalem. He was appointed Tirshatha, (which proves that Ezra did not hold that post), and re- ceived from the King, among other credentials, an order on Asaph, keeper of the royal forests, for all the timber he might need.
Escorted by a troop of cavalry, Nehem...iah reached Jeru- NOTES ON EZRA. 71 salem in safety, and, amidst general joy, the building of the walls was commenced.
Like Zerubbabel, Nehemiah was opposed by the Sama- i-itans, headed by Sanballat, (who, though a Moabite, was, apparently, governor of Samaria), Tobiah, and Geshem, both Samaritans. But all their machinations failed, — the walls were finished, and the gates set up, all iu 52 days !
Nehemiah then applied himself to matters of internal government. He first abolished a grinding system of usury, which had reduced large numbers of the people to deepest poverty and distress, and then proceeded to revise the national genealogical register, — all in 445.
What to read after The book of Ezra With Notes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Davies to read onlineMoreLess
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