Nehemiah 10:1 Rebuilding the Walls and Gates of Jerusalem

1 Those who sealed it were:
Nehemiah the governor, the son of Hacaliah.
Zedekiah,

Meaning of Nehemiah 10:1

Nehemiah 10:1 underscores the significance of commitment and covenant in the life of God's people. By naming those who sealed the covenant, it highlights the community's collective responsibility and dedication to follow God's law. This verse serves as a testament to faithfulness and unity in pursuing divine guidance.

Cross References for Nehemiah 10:1

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