Jerusalem’s restored walls surround a city that still needs residents. The leaders live there, and lots are used so one out of ten from the wider population will also move into Jerusalem. The chapter records those who dwell in the holy city and those settled throughout Judah, showing restoration becoming a lived community rather than only a construction project.
Jerusalem’s restored walls surround a city that still needs residents. The leaders live there, and lots are used so one out of ten from the wider population will also move into Jerusalem. The chapter records those who dwell in the holy city and those settled throughout Judah, showing restoration becoming a lived community rather than only a construction project.
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