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Nehemiah 8:3 · BSB
8:3 So Ezra read it aloud from daybreak until noon as he faced the square before the Water Gate, in front of the men and women and those who could understand. And all the people listened attentively to the Book of the Law.
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…life. For bless me, O Lord, I cry. Amen. Amen. Amen. Amen. Amen. Amen. We'll turn to read God's Word in the Old Testament, in the book of Nehemiah.Nehemiah chapter 8. You'll find this around page 482, depending what version of the Bible you have. Nehemiah chapter 8. We can read the whole of this chapter.…
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…I would like us to create this habit. Okay? And so back in December, I was doing my Bible study and I was reading through the book of Nehemiah. InNehemiah chapter 8, Ezra brings the law of Moses into the church service. Okay? So he's with all these people and he's bringing the law of Moses. He's bringing the…
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…happiness, joy, looks like in the kingdom of God. But the two passages that God used to confirm for me that this is where we're supposed to be oneNehemiah, chapter 8, and we read this a few weeks ago, like I said, and the verse that really jumped off the page into my heart was not necessarily the one we were…
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…God's word. If you know the story of Ezra and Nehemiah, this is the pattern. The law is read, they realize their sin, and they seek to obey. InNehemiah chapter 8, we have this wonderful story where the law is brought out and it's read. And the people, there's things they had no idea about. They're like,…
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…Please consider donating to this work in the San Francisco Bay Area online at ChristChurchEastBay.org. We're going to be reading from the book ofNehemiah, chapter 8, verses 1 through 13, and verse 18 as printed in the liturgy. A reading from the book of Nehemiah. I think I better change these. When the seventh month came and the…
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…rebuilding the walls around Jerusalem, but also by working in their hearts to renew their love for the Lord. In the last couple of weeks we were inNehemiah chapter 8, nehemiah chapter 9, where we saw how the Lord helped the people to hear the word again, his word again, and it led them to a great celebration of…
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…is moved. We know in Nehemiah, when God ordains worship, it moves. His heart is moved. But we also know that the hearts of the people are moved InNehemiah, chapter 8, they've been away from God for a long time. The temple's being restored. They're going back into Jerusalem. After exile, they decided to get Ezra…
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Church, if you would turn in your Bibles toNehemiah chapter 8this morning. Working our way through Nehemiah, if Lord willing, the schedule goes as planned. We'll finish this up in the end of October. Nehemiah…
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…don't look good? To choose to worship God when all of our life is shouting that we shouldn't? And we see this in this portrait of revival inNehemiah, chapter 8. A couple more really quickly. One we see a hunger for community. So there's a hunger for the word, a hunger for worship. There's a hunger for…
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…the order of service a little bit. You know there's precedent to this? When the Word of God is read that His people would stand. In the book ofNehemiah, chapter 8, after the children of Israel had returned, the remnant had returned to Israel. And they were gathered together, and Ezra stood with the Word, and…
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…that rebuilding of the wall, in many respects, is actually rebuilding of this covenant community, this people, this nation of Israel. Last week inNehemiah chapter 8, we read that the people, as they were consulting the scriptures, they realized that there was this wonderful holiday that they haven't been…
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…Word. It's almost perfectly articulated in the Bible itself. So it would be a great help for me and a great help for you if you open your Bibles toNehemiah chapter 8. And we're going to look at this story, Nehemiah chapter 8. It's in what Christians call the Old Testament and our Jewish friends call the Tanakh.…
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…so excited. And in that service are a bunch of people who understand the scriptures. And a bunch of people who don't. Let me see what happens inNehemiah chapter 8. So on the first day of the seventh month, Ezra the priest was like their worship leader, their Pastor. He brought the law was for the Bible before…
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…Does he remain too high? But in 530 BC, some of the Israelites were allowed to return, rebuild the walls, rebuild the Temple. And that's whereNehemiah chapter 8gives us insight about God's goal, wanting them to get it. And how they got it. Nehemiah chapter 8 him I was the governor Ezra was the high priest…
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Join me in the book ofNehemiah, chapter 8. We are once again taking another break from our study of the book of Romans, and I must tell you why we are doing so once again. I find that it's…
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…unwilling to obey. I set before you today obedience and clarity, or idolatry and obscurity. One last vignette to go to. Travel with me to Nehemiah.Nehemiah chapter 8. The people have gone into exile and returned according to God's law. Everything that he said, it all happened. Now they're back in the land. Ezra…
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…itself out. This is our prayer we pray in Jesus' name. And everyone said, Amen. Amen. If you've got a Bible, I invite you to take it over up toNehemiah chapter 8. Nehemiah is a book of the Old Testament, uh, kind of towards the front, about 400 or so pages in. Don't quote me on that. But I want to talk to…
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…us and pardon our many sins. For Jesus' sake. Amen. Let's sing some more verses to God's praise in Psalm 27. Our focus tonight is on Nehemiah andNehemiah chapter 8where we find reference to the joy of the Lord. And so our passages for praise, for singing, refer in some ways to joy and to the joy of believing…
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…your past. Allow Joy to color your present. Allow Joy to picture your future. All three. Not one of it can be missed. So let's look first atNehemiah chapter 8. So this is Joy covers the past. Nehemiah chapter 8. You can read it later. It's one of my favorite books in the Bible. So there is Nehemiah and…
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…this when Jesus says that out of his heart, the one who believes in him and drinks and consumes living water will flow rivers of living water. InNehemiah chapter 8, the people of God, they have returned from exile, and they've returned from exile, where they've been distant from God's presence, with this…
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