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1 - Making Sense of History: Zerubbabel and Ezra
Our best performance comes from a realisation of who God is and what He has done, and from knowing how He lovingly intervenes on behalf of His people.
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2 - Nehemiah
The man and his mission: An introduction to the prophet, Nehemiah.
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3 - God's call
Ezra and Nehemiah were called by God for a specific task: to rebuild what lay in ruins.
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4 - Facing Opposition
Resistance to the work of God is a prevalent theme in the books of Ezra and Nehemiah.
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5 - Violating the Spirit of the Law
Rules and regulations should never become an end in and of themselves. Rather, they are a means to reflect the character of Jesus.
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6 - The Reading of the Word
Chapters 8-10 of Nehemiah describe an important series of events that show how the children of Israel were determined to obey the Word of God.
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7 - Our Forgiving God
The goodness of God evokes praise and feasting, while also reminding us that we need God to forgive, cleanse and re-create us.
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