The
book of Nehemiah begins with distressing news - “The wall of Jerusalem
has been broken down, and its gates have been destroyed by fire”
(Nehemiah 1:3). Nehemiah takes this situation to the Lord in prayer
(Nehemiah 1:4-11). With the help of God, the work of rebuilding begins.
This work was pleasing to the Lord (Nehemiah 2:18). This work would not
be easy. There was opposition: They “mocked and ridiculed us, ‘What is
this you are doing?’” (Nehemiah 2;19). The opponents would not succeed.
Why? - “The God of heaven” would give “success” to His people (Nehemiah
2:20). God’s work is done by many people, working together. Nehemiah 3
gives us a list of all the people who played their part in the
rebuilding of Jerusalem’s walls.
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