Nehemiah · Chapter 7 · Nehemiah 12–13

The Dedication of the Wall

The priests and the Levites from Jeshua to Jaddua; the dedication of the wall with gladness, with cymbals, psalteries and harps; two great companies that gave thanks going round upon the wall, so that the joy of Jerusalem was heard even afar off; then Tobiah's household stuff cast out of the chamber, the gates shut before the sabbath, and the last prayer: remember me, O my God, for good.

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  1. Chapter 7: The Dedication of the WallTitleChapter 7: The Dedication of the WallNehemiah 12 – 13
  2. The Priests and the LevitesPage 58The Priests and the LevitesNehemiah 12:1–11
  3. In the Days of JoiakimPage 59In the Days of JoiakimNehemiah 12:12–26
  4. The Dedication of the WallPage 60The Dedication of the WallNehemiah 12:27–30
  5. Two Great CompaniesPage 61Two Great CompaniesNehemiah 12:31–37
  6. Two Great CompaniesPage 62Two Great CompaniesNehemiah 12:38–42
  7. The Joy of JerusalemPage 63The Joy of JerusalemNehemiah 12:43–47
  8. A Chamber for TobiahPage 64A Chamber for TobiahNehemiah 13:1–7
  9. Why Is the House of God Forsaken?Page 65Why Is the House of God Forsaken?Nehemiah 13:8–13
  10. The Sabbath DayPage 66The Sabbath DayNehemiah 13:14–18
  11. The Sabbath DayPage 67The Sabbath DayNehemiah 13:19–22
  12. The Speech of AshdodPage 68The Speech of AshdodNehemiah 13:23–27
  13. Remember Me, O My God, for GoodPage 69Remember Me, O My God, for GoodNehemiah 13:28–31