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Ezra 6:19–21 · BSB
6:19 On the fourteenth day of the first month, the exiles kept the Passover.
6:20 All the priests and Levites had purified themselves and were ceremonially clean. And the Levites slaughtered the Passover lamb for all the exiles, for their priestly brothers, and for themselves.
6:21 The Israelites who had returned from exile ate it, together with all who had separated themselves from the uncleanness of the peoples of the land to seek the LORD, the God of Israel.
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…at Solomon's dedication, but nonetheless, Israel was uh back to a place where God wanted them, humble and obedient before him. Now pick up with me.Ezra chapter 6and verse uh 19. Chapter 6 and verse 19. We'll we'll read to the end of the chapter. That's all we're addressing this morning. It says, And the…
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…in verses four through six. But then this decree of Darius also brings promised protection. So not only provision, but protection. Look atEzra chapter 6and verse 11 now. Ezra chapter 6 and verse 11 it says, Also have I made a decree that whosoever alter this word, this decree, that my words, if you…
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…of time. And that's what we've been looking at these Friday nights. And if you didn't know, everything that we have covered from Ezra chapter 1 toEzra chapter 6occurred during the first wave of refugees coming back to their native land. And what we are going to discover now in this new chapter is the…
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Ezra chapter 6and plant your eyes there at verse 13. Since our start in our study of the book of Ezra, we have virtually every week heard something similar.…
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The book ofEzra, chapter 6. You know this very well. I hope that the book of Ezra begins with a royal decree, but it is not the only decree in this story. As we approach this…
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…We thank you for your word tonight in Jesus name, Amen and Amen, Amen. May the Lord be with you. We're continuing Ezra in the coming weeks. ReadEzra chapter 6if you can before next Friday. Fellowship with one another before you leave. God bless you and Lord willing, we'll see you at the Lord's Day…
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…is a good place to put this in your margins or wherever you put your thoughts. The initial wave of return will happen between Ezra chapter 1 andEzra chapter 6, and it will be through the leadership and guidance of a man by the name of Zerubbabel, and we're going to learn more about them in the coming…
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…really much about him. He's also mentioned in the book of Ezra. The book of Ezra was written during the same time period as Haggai, and it says inEzra chapter 6, it says this. The elders of the Jews built and prospered through the prophesying of Haggai, the prophet and Zechariah. So that's great. Many…
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…he verified the records. So if you remember, Governor Tatani wrote the letter, you've got to check this out. So let's go to the scriptures here.Ezra chapter 6, if you're using your Pew Bible, page 462, King Darius made a decree. The search was made in Babylonia, in the house of the archives where the…
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…and the Levites and the temple servants, we come to verse 27 of chapter 12. They dedicate this, and this is a similar picture like we see inEzra chapter 6when they dedicated the temple after it was completed. There was great joy and great rejoicing. Read verse 27 of chapter 12. In the dedication of…
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…of Israel left out of bondage and slavery in Egypt, many Egyptians accompanied the people of Israel to become part of the people of Israel. InEzra chapter 6, we learn that many of the pagan nations, they come to their senses and say, how on earth do we think that we can worship God by giving our…
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…Darius resumed the work of the temple, and he actually had a decree to all people that we read in the book preceding Nehemiah, which is Ezra. InEzra chapter 6, King Darius says, If anyone alters the edict of rebuilding this temple, a beam shall be pulled out of his house, and he shall be impaled on it,…
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…Remember, the temple was destroyed by the Babylonians. They start rebuilding it. There's a break in the book of Ezra. There's a break right afterEzra chapter 6, and that's where the book of Esther fits in. And we just finished looking at that on Sunday night. Esther takes place right in that little window…
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…scripture Refers to that initial stage of consequent and setting apart something At the beginning of its example, dedicating the temple of God inEzra chapter 6And since that word dedicate has a positive meaning And it's an imperative to dedicate this The translators assumed that the mouth of his way is a…
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…the fact that God is at work even in the lives of people that aren't looking at him. This is the age here. The book of Esther takes place betweenEzra chapter 6and chapter 7. That's why the book of Ezra and Nehemiah were originally one book. They belong together, but we've gone through Ezra. We're pausing…
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…stop right there, because we ought to say one thing about that. It's been a couple weeks since we've been in Ezra. And in fact, between the end ofEzra chapter 6and Ezra chapter 7, 60 years have passed. The completion of the temple finally happened in Ezra chapter 6, and 60 years have passed before we come…
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…to speaking of freedom when he sent Judas out to betray him. All this is going around Passover. They would have talked about all of this here inEzra chapter 6, all of it pointing, of course, to Christ. Blood sanctifies. As I mentioned this earlier, it doesn't just cleanse you, is what the language of…
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…temple, they reinstate the worship of God that He had instructed in the Old Testament, finishing that project in 516 B.C. as we see at the end ofEzra, chapter 6. And this is what the first six chapters of the book of Ezra is about. And then as we get to chapter 7 and what comes afterwards, we see a new…
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…Pray that the praise of God in and through the church will draw men and women to Christ who don't know Him yet. That's what we actually see inEzra chapter 6. Flip ahead to the end of this section to Ezra chapter 6. After completing the temple and dedicating it, the people celebrate the Passover…
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…ask, did that ever really happen? Did the temple that they were building actually become that glorious? Well in one sense it did. According toEzra chapter 6in Haggai's own lifetime the Persian emperor Darius paid the construction costs for the rebuilt temple in Jerusalem. The treasures from the…
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