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The impressive march moved south along the top of the wall to the Dung Gate at the city's southern end (Nehemiah 3:13–14). Then the procession went north on the wall along the east side of the city, past the ruins of the house of David, and up to the Water Gate (Nehemiah 3:26; 8:1) near the temple.
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.
People
Azarel: Priest who participated in the dedication of Jerusalem's wall David: Anointed king of Israel, ancestor of Jesus Christ Ezra: Priest; scribe; led a group of exiles back to Jerusalem Gilalai: Priest and musician during the dedication of Jerusalem's wall Hanani: A priest who participated in the dedication of Jerusalem's wall Judah: A priest who participated in the dedication ceremony Maai: Levite musician who participated in the dedication of Jerusalem's wall Milalai: A priest who participated in the dedication of Jerusalem's wall Nethanel: Musician in dedication parade Shemaiah: Priest who played an instrument
Glossary
Azarael Azarel Book of Nehemiah Ezra (Person) Genealogy Gershon, Gershonites Gilalai Hanani Judah (Person) Maai Milalai Nethaneel, Nethanel Shemaiah Writer
Topics
Azareel: A Priest Cymbal used on Special Occasions: Dedication of the Wall David: King of Israel: David As Musician Dedication of the Wall of Jerusalem Ezra: A Famous Scribe and Priest Ezra: A Famous Scribe and Priest: Dedicates the Wall of Jerusalem Gilalai: A Priest and Musician Hanani: A Priest and Musician Harp: when the New Walls of Jerusalem Were Dedicated Jerusalem: Wall of, Dedicated Judah: A Prince or Priest Who Assisted in the Dedication of the Walls of Jerusalem Maai: A Priest Milalai: A Priest Who Took Part in the Dedication of the Walls of Jerusalem Nethaneel: A Levite and Musician Shemaiah: The Name of Three Men Who Celebrated the Dedication of the New Wall of Jerusalem The Levites: Services of Conducting the Sacred Music