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Since few Levites had returned to live in Jerusalem (see Ezra 2:40–42; 8:15–19), leaders recruited all Levites throughout the land to form two impressive choirs and orchestras.
Netophathites came from near Bethlehem (1 Chronicles 2:54).
Beth-gilgal was near Jericho.
Geba and Azmaveth were in the territory of Benjamin.
The dedication of the new wall likely occurred soon after it was finished (Nehemiah 6:15–19). This account likely came from Nehemiah’s personal writings.
Places
Beth-azmaveth: Town of Benjamin, home to some who returned from exile Geba: A Levitical city in Benjamin Gilgal: A significant site during Israel's early history in Canaan Jerusalem: The capital of Israel, a holy city for three religions
Glossary
Azmaveth (Place) Beth-Gilgal Book of Nehemiah Geba Mattaniah Music Writer
Topics
Azmaveth: A Village of Judah or Benjamin Beth-Azmaveth: Called Azmaveth Dedication of the Wall of Jerusalem Ezra: A Famous Scribe and Priest: Dedicates the Wall of Jerusalem Geba: A City of the Tribe of Benjamin, Assigned to the Sons of Aaron Jerusalem: Wall of, Dedicated Levites: Resided Also in Villages Outside of Jerusalem Music: Unclassified Scriptures Relating To The Levites: Services of Conducting the Sacred Music