In Nehemiah chapter 6, the people of Israel were faced with lots of ridicule as they were rebuilding the fallen walls. Their work and effort were laughed at. Later on, Nehemiah himself was being ...

Nehemiah and Ezra worked together. Nehemiah organized and led the people politically to rebuild Jerusalem. Ezra led the spiritual life. Nehemiah 8 records Ezra reading the Mosaic Law to those Jews who ...

Rebuilding of the city walls of Jerusalem (Nehemiah 4, 15-17) Rebuilding and defending the new city walls of Jerusalem after the Babylonian captivity (Nehemiah 4, 15 - 17). Wood engraving by Julius ...

Could this type of focus on the rebuilding of the nation be similar to that of Nehemiah? Previously, Charisma Media and Chris Reed discussed how walls around the borders of nations are not immoral in ...

To Nehemiah’s amazement, the king not only approved his plan but provided resources for the project. Nehemiah returned to Jerusalem and completed the overwhelming task of rebuilding the walls in just ...

In addition, rebuilding the wall around Jerusalem is a major theme of the entire book of Nehemiah. In fact, Nehemiah himself calls building the wall a "great work" (Neh. 6:3).

After rebuilding Jerusalem’s walls, Nehemiah faces a new challenge. Over time, the nation’s spirituality has deteriorated. With help from Ezra and Malachi, they set out to restore pure worship.

Consequently, in 445 B.C., the king granted Nehemiah authority and funding to return to Jerusalem to rebuild the walls and gates of Jerusalem. The takeaway from Ezra and Nehemiah is that God is in ...

Nehemiah’s enemies sent to him for a meeting to do him harm (Nehemiah 6:2). Nehemiah said, “I am doing a great work so that I cannot come down.” If you are serving the Lord, don’t let ...