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II. THE RETURN UNDER EZRA AND HIS REFORMATION
CHAPTER 7
_ 1. The journey of Ezra to Jerusalem (Ezra 7:1)_
2. The decree of Artaxerxes (Ezra 7:11)
3. Ezra's thanksgiving (Ezra 7:27)...
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DECREE OF ARTAXERXES. This decree granted a further return of exiles
for the purpose of reorganising the Temple worship. With the exception
of the introductory words of Ezra 7:11, this section is in A...
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THE SCRIBE... A SCRIBE. a perfect scribe. Figure of speech _Epizeuxis_
(App-6)....
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Artaxerxes" Commission to Ezra
11. _Now_ Cf. Ezra 7:1. This verse serves as a brief introduction.
_the copy of the letter_ See on Ezra 4:7; Ezra 4:11; Ezra 4:23
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2. The letter of Artaxerxes
TEXT, EZRA 7:11-26
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Now this is the copy of the decree which King Artaxerxes gave to Ezra
the priest, the scribe, learned in the words of the commandments of
the LORD...
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_NOW THIS IS THE COPY OF THE LETTER THAT THE KING ARTAXERXES GAVE UNTO
EZRA THE PRIEST, THE SCRIBE, EVEN A SCRIBE OF THE WORDS OF THE
COMMANDMENTS OF THE LORD, AND OF HIS STATUTES TO ISRAEL._
This is...
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7:11 Israel. (d-34) The Aramaic is resumed as far as ver. 26....
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THE JOURNEY OF EZRA TO JERUSALEM
1. Now after.. Artaxerxes] The interval of time here implied amounted
to more than fifty years, from the sixth year of Darius (516 b.c.) to
the seventh year of Artaxer...
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THE *JEWS RETURN TO JERUSALEM
EZRA
_ROBERT BRYCE_
CHAPTER 7
In the first 6 Chapter s of the Book of Ezra, we read about the
people who returned from *exile. We read how they built the *temple of...
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EVEN A SCRIBE. — In the case of Ezra _the_ function of scribe was
more important than that of priest. The word scribe originally meant
the writer or copier of the law; but now it meant the expositor o...
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(11-26) Credentials and commission of Ezra. After the general
statement the particulars are given, beginning with the letter of
authorisation, in which we discern throughout the hand of Ezra....
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וְ זֶ֣ה ׀ פַּרְשֶׁ֣גֶן הַֽ
נִּשְׁתְּוָ֗ן אֲשֶׁ֤ר...
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A MISSIONARY JOURNEY
Ezra 7:1
An interval of sixty years intervened between the events of Ezra 6:1
and Ezra 7:1, and in that time the history recorded in the book of
Esther took place. This chapter i...
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Here begins the second section of the Book, that which gathers around
the doings of Ezra. Between the close of the last chapter and the
commencement of this sixty years had passed away. To a very grea...
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_Of the edict, is a farther explanation of the letter. (Haydock)_...
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THE FOLLOWING COMMENTARY COVERS CHAPTER S 7 AND 8.
Alas! this was not the end of the history. God, in His goodness, must
still watch over the unfaithfulness and the failures of His people,
even when t...
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NOW THIS IS THE COPY OF THE LETTER THAT THE KING ARTAXERXES GAVE UNTO
EZRA THE PRIEST,.... This title relating to his office is justly given
him, since he was the son of an high priest, and lineally d...
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Now this [is] the copy of the letter that the king Artaxerxes gave
unto Ezra the priest, the scribe, [even] a scribe of the words of the
commandments of the LORD, and of his statutes to Israel.
Ver....
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_This is the copy of the letter that the King Artaxerxes gave unto
Ezra_ “It can hardly be supposed, but that some more than ordinary
means were used to obtain so great a favour from Artaxerxes, as th...
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1 Ezra goeth vp to Ierusalem.
11 The gracious commission of Artaxerxes to Ezra.
27 Ezra blesseth God for his fauour.
[THE KINGS LETTER.]
1 NOW after these things, in the reigne of Artaxerxes king...
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THE LETTER OF ARTAXERXES...
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Now, this is the copy of the letter that the King Artazerxes gave unto
Ezra, the priest, the scribe, even a scribe of the words of the
commandments of the Lord and of His statutes to Israel, learned n...
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EZRA'S RETURN TO JERUSALEM
(vv. 1-10)
These first ten verses form a brief introduction as to who Ezra was
and the fact of his coming to Jerusalem. Details are given after this,
verses 11 to 26 quoti...
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11-26 The liberality of heathen kings to support the worship of God,
reproached the conduct of many kings of Judah, and will rise up in
judgment against the covetousness of wealthy professed Christian...
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A SCRIBE OF THE WORDS OF THE COMMANDMENTS, the phrase seems
emphatical, noting that he explained both the words and the things;
for the Jews in the land of their captivity had in a great measure
lost...
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Ezra 7:11 copy H6572 letter H5406 King H4428 Artaxerxes H783 gave
H5414 (H8804) Ezra H5830 priest H3548 scribe...
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EZRA'S COMMISSION FROM THE PERSIAN KING ARTAXERXES (EZRA 7:11).
We are now provided with a copy of Artaxerxes' decree to Ezra,
recorded in its original Imperial Aramaic. We must remember that this
was...
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ALMOST SIXTY YEARS AFTER THE BUILDING OF THE TEMPLE EZRA, AN EXPERT IN
THE LAW, COMES TO JERUSALEM BRINGING WITH HIM A GROUP OF FELLOW-JEWS
AND MUCH TREASURE FOR THE HOUSE OF GOD, BEING AUTHORISED BY...
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CONTENTS: Ezra's expedition to Jerusalem and his thanksgiving.
CHARACTERS: God, Ezra, Artaxerxes.
CONCLUSION: God is able to do for us exceedingly abundantly above all
that we ask or think. When mag...
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Ezra 7:1. _Ezra the son,_ or grandson of _Seraiah._ His genealogy was
of the highpriests' line in several ages; and the dignity of his birth
might be one cause of his being so much noticed while in Ba...
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_Now this is the copy of the letter that the king Artaxerxes._
THE OFFICE AND DUTY OF THE CIVIL MAGISTRATE
It is the office of a Christian magistrate to encourage and protect
good men in the exercise...
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CRITICAL AND EXPLANATORY NOTES.] We now enter upon the second and
concluding part of this book, which treats of the return of certain
Jews from Babylon to Jerusalem under Ezra, and the reformation whi...
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EXPOSITION
THE DECREE OF ARTAXERXES WITH RESPECT TO EZRA (Ezra 7:11). The present
decree was of the nature of a _firman _granted to an individual. It
embodied, in the first place, a certain number of...
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Now after these things, in the reign of Artaxerxes (Ezra 7:1)
Who is Longimanus of the secular history.
Ezra went up from Babylon; and he was a ready scribe in the law of
Moses, which the LORD God of...
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Ezra 4:11; Ezra 5:6; Ezra 7:6; Mark 7:1; Matthew 23:13;...
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Words — The phrase seems emphatical, noting that he explained both
the words and the things: for the Jews in the land of their captivity
had in a great measure lost both the language, and the knowledg...