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Ezra 4:23 · BSB
4:23 When the text of the letter from King Artaxerxes was read to Rehum, Shimshai the scribe, and their associates, they went immediately to the Jews in Jerusalem and forcibly stopped them.
Berean Standard Bible · Public domain. Sermons may quote another translation.
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…confidence. Would you agree? I'm not reading anything in here. I'm just reading his words. Daniel chapter 3. And notice also if you would pick upEzra chapter 4. Daniel 3 and Ezra chapter 4. I was asked the other day, Pastor Fisher, when you preach, it seems like you use a lot of scriptures. I said, man,…
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…a little fox should not be able to tear it down. But they're jeering and they're mocking and they're laughing. If you're Nehemiah, you can look atEzra chapter 4. You can look at some of the hardship, you can look at some of the frustration. Maybe this isn't gonna work. This is a really big project. I'm not…
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…And so God's people, to much fanfare and rejoicing, they begin to build the temple again in Jerusalem in 536 BC. And you can read about that inEzra chapter 4. But the thing is, 16 years after that initial bit of enthusiasm, Project Temple 2.0 has completely fizzled out. The people have just lost the…
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…been almost 150 years ago when he first carried off the people of Israel into exile. Most likely, it was bad news about a more recent setback. InEzra chapter 4, Ezra chapter 4 includes one incident that sort of fast-forwards to the time of King Artaxerxes and time of the book… sort of between… probably…
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Well, good morning, church. Our text today isEzra chapter 4. That starts on page 363 of the Pew Bible, I believe. Go ahead and turn there with me. That's Ezra chapter 4. As we come to God's word together,…
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…need to understand the task that was ahead of him before we move on. He's serving as the cupbearer of King Artaxerxes. Artaxerxes, you can read inEzra chapter 4, has put out an edict to stop the building of the wall. The wall was being built some 20 years earlier. There was an effort being put forward to do…
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