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- Nehemiah 7Provision is made to protect Jerusalem—The genealogy is given of the Jews who returned from Babylon—Priests without genealogical records are denied the priesthood.9 min
- Nehemiah 6Sanballat engages in intrigue against Nehemiah and the building of the wall—The Jews finish the construction of the wall.5 min
- Nehemiah 5Many Jews are in bondage to their fellow Jews—At Nehemiah’s direction they are freed, their lands are restored, and the taking of usury is discontinued.5 min
- Nehemiah 4The Jews’ enemies seek to prevent them from rebuilding the walls of Jerusalem—Nehemiah arms the laborers and keeps the work progressing.5 min
- Nehemiah 3The names and order of those who help to build the walls and gates of Jerusalem are listed.7 min
- Nehemiah 2Artaxerxes sends Nehemiah to Jerusalem—Sanballat and others oppose Nehemiah in rebuilding the walls and gates of Jerusalem.5 min
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- Ezra 10The Jews covenant to put away their wives taken from the Canaanites and others—Ezra assembles the people at Jerusalem—The Levites who married non-Israelite women are listed.8 min
- Ezra 9Many Jews intermarry with the Canaanites and others and follow their abominations—Ezra prays and confesses the sins of all the people.5 min
- Ezra 8Those who go up from Babylon to Jerusalem are listed—The Levites are called to accompany them—Ezra and the people fast and pray for and gain guidance and protection in going to Jerusalem.7 min
About The Chronological Bible and Book of Mormon, Daily
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1 chapter every day from the Bible, the Book of Mormon, and other texts viewed by members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints as sacred. This podcast, like its sister podcast on the…
Bible, presents these texts in a rough chronological order, so you can slowly experience the entirety of these sacred works one bite-sized piece at a time.