Nehemiah · Chapter 1 · Nehemiah 1–2

The Wall of Jerusalem

In Shushan the palace word comes from Judah: the wall of Jerusalem is broken down, and the gates thereof are burned with fire; Nehemiah weeps and prays; the cupbearer before Artaxerxes — why is thy countenance sad?; the king's letters and the captains; then by night, round the broken walls, and the call: let us rise up and build.

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  1. CoverCoverCoverNehemiah 1–2
  2. Chapter 1: The Wall of JerusalemTitleChapter 1: The Wall of JerusalemNehemiah 1 – 2
  3. I Sat Down and WeptPage 1I Sat Down and WeptNehemiah 1:1–5
  4. I Sat Down and WeptPage 2I Sat Down and WeptNehemiah 1:6–11
  5. Why Is Thy Countenance Sad?Page 3Why Is Thy Countenance Sad?Nehemiah 2:1–3
  6. Why Is Thy Countenance Sad?Page 4Why Is Thy Countenance Sad?Nehemiah 2:4–6
  7. Beyond the RiverPage 5Beyond the RiverNehemiah 2:7–10
  8. I Arose in the NightPage 6I Arose in the NightNehemiah 2:11–15
  9. Let Us Rise Up and BuildPage 7Let Us Rise Up and BuildNehemiah 2:16–18
  10. They Laughed Us to ScornPage 8They Laughed Us to ScornNehemiah 2:19–20