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never been sad in his presence: A servant should not let personal issues affect serving the king.
When Nehemiah heard about Jerusalem's ruins, he prayed for God's help (Nehemiah 1:1–11) and asked the king to send him to Jerusalem (2:1–8). Upon arrival, he urged the people to rebuild the city's wall (Nehemiah 2:11–20).
Nehemiah God Works through Prayer Jerusalem The Seventy Sets of Seven
People
Abib: The first month of the Hebrew religious calendar Artaxerxes: Persian king during Ezra and Nehemiah's time
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Artaxerxes Book of Ezra Book of Nehemiah Calendars (Ancient and Modern) Chronology of the Bible (Old Testament) Cup-Bearer Feasts and Festivals of Israel History of Israel Nehemiah (Person) Nisan Persia, Persians Postexilic Period Susa
Topics
Artaxerxes: King of Persia--Decree of, in Behalf of the Jews Butler: Pharaoh's, Imprisoned and Released Country: Love of Israel, Prophecies Concerning: Captivity of Nehemiah is Commissioned to Lead the Remainder of the Captivity Jerusalem: Rebuilt by Nehemiah Under the Direction of Artaxerxes Month: Abib (April): After the Captivity Called Nisan Months: Names of the Twelve: First, Nisan or Abib Nehemiah: Son of Hachaliah is Sent by the King to Rebuild Jerusalem Nehemiah: Son of Hachaliah: Rebuilds Jerusalem Nehemiah: Son of Hachaliah: The Cupbearer of Artaxerxes, a Very Trusted Position Persia: Artaxerxes Ii Prophecies Concerning Israel: Captivity of The Wall of Jerusalem Rebuilt and Dedicated Rulers: Righteous: Artaxerxes, in Commissioning Ezra to Restore the Forms of Worship at Jerusalem