Old Testament
Nehemiah
13 chapters · 406 verses · 406 verses reviewed for historical content
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Researched events in Nehemiah
- Artaxerxes sends Nehemiah to rebuild Jerusalem, Nisan of his twentieth year (Neh 2:1–8)
- The return of the exiles with Zerubbabel and Jeshua; the list of returnees (Ezra 2)
- Nehemiah arrives, inspects the walls by night and calls for rebuilding (Neh 2:9–20)
- Hanani's report at Susa and Nehemiah's prayer (Chislev, Artaxerxes's 20th year)
- The rebuilding of Jerusalem's wall and gates, section by section (Neh 3)
- Mockery, threats and the armed builders (Neh 4)
- The debt crisis and the remission of pledges (Neh 5:1–13)
- Plots against Nehemiah: Ono, the open letter, Shemaiah (Neh 6:1–14)
- Nehemiah's first governorship: twelve years, 20th–32nd year of Artaxerxes (445–433 BC)
- The wall completed on 25 Elul after fifty-two days (Neh 6:15–19)
- Jerusalem guarded under Hanani and Hananiah; the registry of the first returnees found (Neh 7:1–5)
- Ezra reads the Law on the first day of the seventh month (Neh 7:73b–8:12)
- The Feast of Booths kept "as it is written" (Neh 8:13–18)
- The sealed covenant to keep the law and support the temple (Neh 9:38–10:39)
- The fast of the twenty-fourth day and the Levites' confession (Neh 9)
- Nehemiah's return and second-term reforms (Neh 13:4–31)
- Jerusalem repopulated: one in ten by lot (Neh 11)
- The dedication of the wall of Jerusalem (Neh 12:27–13:3)
- The priestly and Levitical registers to the days of Jaddua (Neh 12:1–26)