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       Nehemiah Overview 

Nehemiah is a book in the Old Testament of the Bible that primarily details the rebuilding of the walls of Jerusalem by Nehemiah, a Jewish leader and cupbearer to the Persian king Artaxerxes. The book is often categorized as one of the historical books of the Old Testament.

The main topics covered in the book of Nehemiah include:

1. The rebuilding of the walls of Jerusalem: Nehemiah is appointed by the Persian king to return to Jerusalem and oversee the rebuilding of the city's walls. Despite opposition from neighboring enemies and internal strife among the Jewish people, Nehemiah successfully completes the task in just 52 days.

2. Spiritual renewal and repentance: Nehemiah not only focuses on the physical reconstruction of the city but also leads the people in spiritual renewal and repentance. He reads the Law of Moses to the people and they pledge to obey it.

3. Social justice: Nehemiah ensures that the poor and marginalized members of society are treated fairly and justly. He confronts Jewish nobles who were exploiting their own people and enacts policies to protect the poor.

4. Opposition and resistance: Nehemiah faces opposition and resistance from neighboring enemies who seek to undermine his efforts to rebuild the city. He also encounters internal resistance from Jewish nobles who are resistant to his reforms.

Overall, the book of Nehemiah is a testament to the perseverance, leadership, and faith of Nehemiah and the Jewish people as they rebuild their city and renew their commitment to God.