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Nehemiah needed to see the walls himself to make strong plans for rebuilding and to gather the workers he needed. He secretly checked the walls at night to avoid being seen by his enemies. He only inspected the southern part of the city.
When Nehemiah heard about Jerusalem's ruins, he prayed for God's help (Nehemiah 1:1–11) and asked the king to send him to Jerusalem (2:1–8). Upon arrival, he urged the people to rebuild the city's wall (Nehemiah 2:11–20).
Places
Valley Gate: A gate in Jerusalem's wall, rebuilt by Nehemiah
Glossary
Book of Nehemiah Horonite Jerusalem Nehemiah (Person) Samaria Sanballat Tobiah
Topics
Cedron: Brook of, Running South Under the Eastern Wall of Jerusalem Country: Love of Gihon: Hezekiah Brings the Waters of the Upper Pool by an Aqueduct Into the City of Jerusalem Hezekiah: King of Judah: Conducts the Gihon Brook Into Jerusalem Jerusalem: Water Supply Brought in from the Gihon Brook by Hezekiah Kidron: A Valley and Stream Between Jerusalem and the Mount of Olives Prudence: Nehemiah Prudence: Nehemiah, in Conduct of Affairs at Jerusalem Sciences: Surveying Walls of Cities: Destruction of, a Punishment and Cause of Grief