The following is part of a personal project that can help students of the Bible to get a bigger picture of what each book of the Bible contains. I like the passage lookup feature that allows you to see the verse quickly!

 

     Chapter 1

 

Nehemiah learns of the misery of Jerusalem – Nehemiah 1:1-2

He mourns, fasts, and prays – Nehemiah 1:4

His prayer – Nehemiah 1:5

 

     Chapter 2

Artaxerxes understands the cause of Nehemiah’s sadness and sends him to Jerusalem – Nehemiah 2:1

Nehemiah, to the grief of the enemies, comes to Jerusalem – Nehemiah 2:9

He views secretly the ruins of the walls – Nehemiah 2:12

He encourages the Jews to build, despite the enemies – Nehemiah 2:17

 

     Chapter 3

 

The names and order of those who built the wall – Nehemiah 3:1

 

     Chapter 4

 

While the enemies scoff, Nehemiah prays and continues the work – Nehemiah 4:1-2

Understanding the wrath and secrets of the enemy, he sets a watch – Nehemiah 4:7

He gives military precepts – Nehemiah 4:19

 

     Chapter 5

 

The Jews complain of their debts and bondage – Nehemiah 5:1

Nehemiah rebukes the usurers, and exacts a promise of restitution – Nehemiah 5:6

He forgoes his own allowance, yet entertains generously – Nehemiah 5:14

 

     Chapter 6

 

Sanballat tries by craft, by rumors, and by hired prophecies, to terrify Nehemiah – Nehemiah 6:1

The work is finished, to the terror of the enemies – Nehemiah 6:15

Secret intelligence passes between the enemies and the nobles of Judah – Nehemiah 6:17

 

     Chapter 7

 

Nehemiah places Jerusalem in the care of Hanani and Hananiah – Nehemiah 7:1

A register of the genealogy of those who first came out of Babylon – Nehemiah 7:5

of the people – Nehemiah 7:8-9

of the priests – Nehemiah 7:39-40

of the Levites – Nehemiah 7:43-44

of the temple servants – Nehemiah 7:46-47

of Solomon’s servants – Nehemiah 7:57-58

and of the priests who could not trace their pedigree – Nehemiah 7:63

The total number, with their substance and their gifts – Nehemiah 7:66-67

 

     Chapter 8

 

The worshipful manner of reading and hearing the law – Nehemiah 8:1

Nehemiah, Ezra, and the Levites comfort the people – Nehemiah 8:9

Their eagerness to hear and be instructed – Nehemiah 8:13

They keep the feast of tabernacles – Nehemiah 8:16

 

     Chapter 9

 

The people keep a solemn fast and repent – Nehemiah 9:1

The Levites make a solemn confession of God’s goodness and their wickedness – Nehemiah 9:4

 

     Chapter 10

 

The names of those who sealed the covenant – Nehemiah 10:1

The points of the covenant – Nehemiah 10:29

 

     Chapter 11

 

The rulers, volunteers, and every tenth man chosen by lot, dwell at Jerusalem – Nehemiah 11:1

A catalogue of their names – Nehemiah 11:3

The remainder dwell in other cities – Nehemiah 11:20

 

     Chapter 12

 

The priests – Nehemiah 12:1-2

and the Levites who came up with Zerubbabel – Nehemiah 12:8

The succession of high priests – Nehemiah 12:10

Certain chief Levites – Nehemiah 12:22

The solemn but joyful dedication of the walls – Nehemiah 12:27

The duties of the priests and Levites appointed to temple service – Nehemiah 12:44

 

     Chapter 13

 

At the reading of the law, the Israelites are separated from the mixed multitude – Nehemiah 13:1

Nehemiah, at his return, causes the chambers to be cleansed – Nehemiah 13:4

He reassigns duties in the house of God – Nehemiah 13:10

and prays for remembrance – Nehemiah 13:14

The violation of the sabbath – Nehemiah 13:15

and the marriages with foreign wives corrected – Nehemiah 13:23

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