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God’s final Old Testament message, recorded in the book of Malachi, is addressed to a discouraged and disobedient remnant of the nation of Israel. In this message, the priests, the nation’s leaders, are rebuked for dishonoring God and showing no fear towards his name. The people are rebuked for their illegal divorces, mixed marriages, robbery of God and for their rank skepticism. Malachi warns...

In 445 B.C., Nehemiah came up from Babylon to be the governor of the restored remnant. During his twelve years’ governorship, 445–433 B.C., he rebuilt the walls of Jerusalem, repopulated Jerusalem, carried out certain civil and social reforms and helped Ezra in carrying out the religious and moral reforms that he (Ezra) had begun several years earlier. In 433 B.C., Nehemiah returned to Babylon and the reforms that he and Ezra had promoted in Jerusalem and Judah were soon forgotten and the Jewish
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