The Book Of Nehemiah

In this bible study series, we look at the book of Nehemiah.

The book of Nehemiah is a historical book that tells the story of the rebuilding of Jerusalem after the Babylonian captivity. The book is named after its main character, Nehemiah, who was a Jewish official in the Persian court. He was instrumental in leading the Jews back to Jerusalem and helping them to rebuild the city walls. The book of Nehemiah is a valuable historical record of the post-exilic period. It provides insight into the challenges faced by the Jews as they attempted to rebuild their lives and their city after years of captivity. The book also contains several important theological themes, such as God’s faithfulness to His people, even in the midst of adversity. The book of Nehemiah is a significant part of the biblical canon and has been influential in both Jewish and Christian theology.