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God raised up extraordinary individuals of faith to rebuild the Jerusalem temple and prepare for the Messiah’s coming. Ezra and Nehemiah offer hope and comfort by showing us what God accomplishes through his people’s faithful labors—and, more importantly, through Jesus Christ, who fully accomplished our salvation through his perfect life, atoning death, and glorious resurrection. God continues to...

is used once in Ezra (6:14), where it refers to the preaching of the true prophets Haggai and Zechariah. Here, however, “the prophecy” refers to a deceptive and false prediction, which Tobiah and Sanballat had hired Shemaiah to utter. This “prophecy” was the warning in Neh 6:10 that there would be an attempt on Nehemiah’s life at night. In Neh 6:14 Nehemiah refers to the false “prophetess” Noadiah and other false “prophets” allied with Tobiah and Sanballat, and this “prophecy” came from those opponents.
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