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  1. Ultimately, Ezra and Nehemiah called a convention and administered what became known as, “The Covenant of Faith” (Nehemiah, Chapter 10). The people read from the Book of Deuteronomy , which describes all the laws and ideals they were not living up to.

  2. Ezra-Nehemiah is divided into four parts. Ezra 1-6 includes the exiles’ return and temple rebuilding. Ezra 7-10 covers Ezra's rise to leadership. Nehemiah 1-7 details the rebuilding of Jerusalem's walls, and 8-13 ends with Israel's unfaithfulness.

  3. This consensus was challenged in the late 1960s in an important article by Sara Japhet, and today three positions dominate discussion: first, an affirmation that a Chronicler's History existed and included all or part of EzraNehemiah; second, a denial that Chronicles and EzraNehemiah were ever combined; and third, the suggestion that the two were by the same author but written at ...

  4. The books of Ezra and Nehemiah are the only completely historical books in the third section of the Hebrew Bible, the Ketuvim (Writings). In English Bibles, they are usually split into two, with the book of Nehemiah appearing as a separate book from Ezra, but in the Hebrew tradition, they are one book, entitled “Ezra,” and Nehemiah is simply the second part of Ezra.

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  5. The books of Ezra and Nehemiah (one book-in the Hebrew Bible) trace the story of the return of the people of God to the land of Israel after the 70-year captivity in Babylon. Scholars differ as to the chronological order of the books, some maintaining that the events of Nehemiah occur before those of Ezra. Other historians place the return under Zerubbahel...

  6. In the Hebrew Bible, the books of Ezra and Nehemiah were a single book. Origen (184–253 AD), an early Christian scholar, was the first to divide the book into two separate books. They were called 1 and 2 Ezra (or Esdras, the Greek transliteration of Ezra).

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  8. Cheating of employees and preying on the weak became commonplace, and many of the poor were reduced to servitude. Intermarriage with the surrounding nations threatened the continuity of the Jewish community. The Appearance of Ezra and Nehemiah. It was at this crucial juncture that the great reformers Ezra and Nehemiah made their appearance.

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