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What happened after Jerusalem's walls were completed?
Nehemiah told half of the workforce to stand watch as armed guards while the other half worked diligently.
The returned exiles faced a horrible famine which was so devastating that it nearly wiped them out altogether.
The scribe Ezra began teaching all the people about the Law near the Water Gate and sparked a revival among the returnees.
Sanballat and Tobiah were killed by armies sent personally by the Persian king as punishment for their mistreatment of his cupbearer, Nehemiah.
Multiple Choice 3 points
What happened after Jerusalem's walls were completed?
Nehemiah told half of the workforce to stand watch as armed guards while the other half worked diligently.
The returned exiles faced a horrible famine which was so devastating that it nearly wiped them out altogether.
The scribe Ezra began teaching all the people about the Law near the Water Gate and sparked a revival among the returnees.
Sanballat and Tobiah were killed by armies sent personally by the Persian king as punishment for their mistreatment of his cupbearer, Nehemiah.
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After Jerusalem's walls were completed, the correct answer is:
**The scribe Ezra began teaching all the people about the Law near the Water Gate and sparked a revival among the returnees.**
This event emphasizes the importance of spiritual renewal and the re-establishment of the community's identity following their return from exile.
**The scribe Ezra began teaching all the people about the Law near the Water Gate and sparked a revival among the returnees.**
This event emphasizes the importance of spiritual renewal and the re-establishment of the community's identity following their return from exile.