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Chronicles ends with verses that introduce the book of Ezra. King Cyrus of Persia allowed the people of Judah to have a new exodus, as the prophet Isaiah announced (Isaiah 40:1–11).
Parallels
People
Cyrus: Persian Emperor who decreed the rebuilding of the Temple Judah: Israelite tribe, kingdom, and province
Places
Jerusalem: The capital of Israel, a holy city for three religions Persia: An empire that ruled over the exiled Jews
Glossary
Book of Jeremiah Chronicles, Books of First and Second Cyrus the Great First Book of Esdras Jerusalem Judaism Zechariah, Book of
Topics
Babylon: Restoration of the Jews From Church and State: State Favorable to Religion: Cyrus, in his Proclamation to Restore the Temple at Jerusalem Cyrus: Issues a Decree for the Emancipation of the Jews and Rebuilding the Temple Emancipation: Proclamation of by Cyrus God: Providence of, Overruling Interpositions of The God: Restoration of the Jews Heathen: Divine Revelations Given to Cyrus Israel, Prophecies Concerning: Captivity of Cyrus Directs the Rebuilding of the Temple Jerusalem: Rebuilding of, Ordered by Proclamation of Cyrus Medo-Persian Kingdom: The Jews Delivered from Captivity by Means of Obedience: Cyrus Obedience: Jotham Persia: Cyrus Proclamation: Emancipation Prophecies Concerning Israel: Captivity of Cyrus Decrees Their Restoration Servant: Emancipation of