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CHAPTER III
_The altar of burnt-offerings is set up_, 1-3.
_They keep the feast of tabernacles_, 4-6.
_They make provision for rebuilding the temple; and lay its_
_foundation in the second month o...
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THE SEVENTH MONTH - i. e., the month Tisri (nearly our September), the
most sacred month in the Jewish year Exodus 23:16; Leviticus 23:24....
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CHAPTER 3
_ 1. The altar set up (Ezra 3:1)_
2. The feast of tabernacles celebrated (Ezra 3:4)
3. The sacrifices brought (Ezra 3:5)
4. The foundation of the temple laid ...
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THE BUILDING OF THE ALTAR FOR BURNT OFFERINGS.
Ezra 3:1. the seventh month: presumably of the year of the return, 537
The seventh month is called Tisri in the Jewish calendar and is
approximately equi...
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SEVENTH MONTH. Tisri. See App-51.
CHILDREN. sons.
OF ISRAEL. See note on Ezra 2:2, and 1 Kings 12:17.
THE CITIES. Some codices, with Septuagint, Syriac, and Vulg, read
"their cities".
TO. in. There...
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_VER._ 1. _WHEN THE SEVENTH MONTH WAS COME_— The seventh month,
called _Tizri,_ answers in part to our September and October. The
first day of the month Tizri was the beginning of the Jewish civil
yea...
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II. The Temple Is Rebuilt (Ezra 3:1 to Ezra 6:22)
A. The altar is built, and the foundation laid.
1. The altar and the sacrifice are restored.
TEXT, EZRA 3:1-7
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Now when the seventh month came, an...
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_AND WHEN THE SEVENTH MONTH WAS COME, AND THE CHILDREN OF ISRAEL WERE
IN THE CITIES, THE PEOPLE GATHERED THEMSELVES TOGETHER AS ONE MAN TO
JERUSALEM._
When the seventh month was come. The departure o...
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THE REFOUNDING OF THE TEMPLE
1. The seventh month] i.e. Sept.-Oct. of (probably) 537 b.c....
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THE *JEWS RETURN TO JERUSALEM
EZRA
_ROBERT BRYCE_
CHAPTER 3
V1 When the *people of Israel were living in their towns, they all met
in Jerusalem together. It was the 7th month.
Verse 1 The people...
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THE SEVENTH MONTH WAS COME. — Rather, _approached._ Tisri, answering
to our September, was the most solemn month of the year, including the
Day of Atonement and the Feast of Tabernacles, afterwards
di...
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וַ יִּגַּע֙ הַ חֹ֣דֶשׁ הַ שְּׁבִיעִ֔י
וּ
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THE NEW TEMPLE
Ezra 2:68; Ezra 3:1
UNLIKE the historian of the exodus from Egypt, our chronicler gives no
account of adventures of the pilgrims on the road to Palestine,
although much of their way le...
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THE BUILDING OF THE ALTAR
Ezra 2:61; Ezra 3:1
Throughout their history the true Israelites were eager to maintain
their genealogy; wherever they were scattered, they carefully guarded
their national...
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The leaders in this return were evidently conscious of the matters of
real importance in the life of the people. Directly they were settled
in their cities, the altar of God was established at Jerusal...
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And when the (a) seventh month was come, and the children of Israel
[were] in the cities, the people gathered themselves together as one
man to Jerusalem.
(a) Called Tishri which had part of Septembe...
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_Month. Tisri, famous for the feasts of trumpets, of expiation, and of
tabernacles. (Du Hamel) --- The Israelites might spend four months on
their journey, and two in making preparations for the feast...
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CONTENTS
This chapter opens with an account of the zeal of the fathers and the
people to begin the temple. They set up the altar; renew their
offerings; and the foundation of the temple is laid.
Ezr...
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In the seventh month [1], the children of Israel gather themselves
together at Jerusalem, each one going up from the place where he
dwelt. The first thing which they do there, under the direction of
J...
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AND WHEN THE SEVENTH MONTH WAS COME,.... The month Tisri, which
answers to part of September and October; or when it "was approaching"
p, for before it was actually come some following things were don...
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And when the seventh month was come, and the children of Israel [were]
in the cities, the people gathered themselves together as one man to
Jerusalem.
Ver. 1. _And when the seventh month was come_] H...
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_When the seventh month was come_ We may suppose they left Babylon in
the spring, and were four months on their journey; for so long Ezra
and his company were in coming, Ezra 7:9. The seventh month th...
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1 The Altar is set vp.
4 Offerings frequented.
7 Workmen prepared.
8 The foundations of the Temple are laid in great ioy & mourning.
1 AND when the seuenth moneth was come, and the children of Isr...
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THE WORSHIP RESUMED...
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And when the seventh month was come, namely, that of the church-year,
in which the new year of the civil year, the Day of Atonement, and the
Feast of Tabernacles were celebrated, AND THE CHILDREN OF I...
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THE ALTAR AND SACRIFICES RESUMED
(vv. 1-8)
Though the building of the temple did not begin until the second month
of the second year (v. 8), the children of Israel gathered together
"as one man" in...
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1-7 From the proceedings of the Jews on their arrival, let us learn
to begin with God, and to do what we can in the worship of God, when
we cannot do what we would. They could not at once have a temp...
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EZRA CHAPTER 3 The altar set up, EZRA 3:1. The feast of the
tabernacles kept, EZRA 3:4. Their continual offerings, EZRA 3:5,6.
Workmen hired, EZRA 3:7
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Ezra 3:1 seventh H7637 month H2320 come H5060 (H8799) children H1121
Israel H3478 cities H5892 people H5971 together...
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THE FIRST OBSERVANCE OF THE FEASTS OF THE SEVENTH MONTH AFTER THE
RETURN (EZRA 3:1).
It is probable that this is the first of the major feasts that the
arrivees had been in a position to celebrate. (H...
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SEVENTH MONTH
That is, October; also (Ezra 3:6)....
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CONTENTS: Altar set up and temple foundations relaid. Worship
established.
CHARACTERS: God, Zerubbabel, Jeshua.
CONCLUSION: To see any branch of God's work reestablished after long
desolations canno...
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Ezra 3:1. _The seventh month,_ and the tenth day was the great and
holy day of atonement, as explained in Leviticus 16. They had left
Babylon in the spring; and being four months on their journey, the...
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_And when the seventh month was come._
REBUILDING THE TEMPLE
I. They began by re-establishing the worship and service of the holy
place. They set up an altar, and offered the daily sacrifice. A wise...
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EZRA—NOTE ON EZRA 3:1 The Returned Exiles Rebuild the Temple on Its
Original Site. The book of Ezra 1:1 spans several generations. The
returnees begin rebuilding, encounter resistance, an
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CRITICAL AND EXPLANATORY NOTES.] This chapter contains—
1. The rebuilding of the altar (Ezra 3:1_ a_).
2. The renewal of the sacrificial worship and of the observance of the
religious festivals (Ezra...
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§ 2. RESTORATION OF THE ALTAR OF BURNT SACRIFICE, AND CELEBRATION OF
THE FEAST OF TABERNACLES.
EXPOSITION
RESTORATION OF THE ALTAR ...
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And when the seventh month was come, the children of Israel were in
the cities, the people gathered themselves together as one man to
Jerusalem. Then stood up Jeshua the son of Jozadak, and his brothe...
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1 Corinthians 1:10; Acts 2:46; Acts 4:32; Exodus 23:14; Judges 20:1;...
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Seventh month — This was a sacred kind of month wherein there were
divers festivals, for which the people had been preparing themselves,
and now came to Jerusalem to the celebration of them....