a6:1-19
c6:2
dEzra 2:33
e6:6-7
fEzra 4
g1 Sam 9:16
h2 Kgs 9
i6:11
j6:15-16
k1:11
l2:8
o4:15

‏ Nehemiah 6

Summary for Neh 6:1-19: 6:1-19  a With the financial crisis solved (ch 5  b), the narrative returns to how the enemies of rebuilding tried to intimidate or eliminate Nehemiah.
6:2  c The plain of Ono, located near Lod (Ezra 2:33  d), was probably a neutral site west of Jerusalem, where Nehemiah would have been unprotected.
Summary for Neh 6:6-7: 6:6-7  e planning to rebel ... you plan to be their king: Those who had opposed the restoration of the Temple had used similar tactics (see Ezra 4  f).

• At times in Israel’s history, prophets did play a role in establishing a new king (cp. 1 Sam 9:16  g; 2 Kgs 9  h).
6:11  i A good leader would not run from danger but would stand as an example to his people.
Summary for Neh 6:15-16: 6:15-16  j just fifty-two days: Everyone realized that the help of our God was what made such success possible (see also 1:11  k; 2:8  l, 18  m, 20  n; 4:15  o, 20  p).
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