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The official decree, on the other hand, 1 contained directives and exact specifications concerning the planned new Temple, 2 made provisions for the covering of the building expenses by royal funds, and 3 gave a command to return to the Jews the available vessels of the former Temple Ezra 6:3-5.

Ezekiel, who had been taken captive in 597 B.

Repairing the Northern and Western Walls — Nehemiah 3:1-15 Bz 2.

Anstey pointed out that Ezra mentions the sons of Darius Hystaspes: The mention of the "King's sons" in Ezra 7 corroborates the identification of the Artaxerxes of Ezra 7 with Darius Hystaspes, for he had several sons before he became King, who disputed the succession with his sons by his second wife Atossa, the daughter of Cyrus, one of whom Darius Hystaspes appointed to succeed him, viz.

It is helpful to have a timeline in mind of all the events of these books before looking at any one of them.

1:1, 2:1 , circa 445BC and finishes some time after 433BC on that basis Neh.

The narratives of Ezra and Nehemiah do describe arduous work, however, implicitly placing work in a theological framework.

Was it his personal relationship with Nehemiah that accounted for his behavior, or was there something more? One very important document coming from the year 419 B.

In Ezra, God uses a faithful priest to rebuild his temple.