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Today I read Nehemiah 6:
People made up lies to try to accuse Nehemiah of revolting and trying to be a new king. They also sent a false prophet to try to scare or intimidate him into doing something wrong out of fear.
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I read Nehemiah 5:
Nehemiah saw that the famine made many people poor and they were losing their property, Their children were having to be sold into slavery and they were being indebted to their fellow Israelites. He told them that it was not right to charge their brothers interest or to take their property.
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I read Nehemiah 4:
Outside opposition grew and ridicule of the wall was spread, trying to discourage the workers. Once the wall was halfway built, the strategy of discouragement was abandoned and outright aggression was the new tactic, so the workers had to divide their attention between building the wall and defending themselves with each of their two hands.
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Today I read Nehemiah 3:
Lots of people were mentioned and the parts that they repaired or rebuilt adjoining the wall and its gates.
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