Nehemiah 8:10

¹⁰et dixit eis ite comedite pinguia et bibite mulsum et mittite partes ei qui non praeparavit sibi quia sanctus dies Domini est et nolite contristari gaudium enim Domini est fortitudo nostrab

Nehemiah 8 records a watershed moment in post-exilic Israel: the public reading of the Law by Ezra the scribe. After the wall is rebuilt, the people gather as one at the Water Gate and ask for the book of the Law of Moses. Ezra reads from early morning until midday, assisted by Levi

References· Nehemiah 8

a: v.6 — 1 Timothy 2:8, Lamentations 3:41, Exodus 4:31, 2 Chronicles 20:18, Revelation 7:11, Psalms 134:2, Genesis 24:26, Nehemiah 5:13, 1 Chronicles 29:20, Exodus 12:27
b: v.10 — Psalms 28:7-8, Proverbs 17:22, 2 Corinthians 12:8-9, Ecclesiastes 9:7, Isaiah 12:1-3, Isaiah 61:10, Psalms 149:2, Esther 9:19, 2 Corinthians 8:2, Esther 9:22

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