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In such a plight we turn to thee, binding ourselves by a covenant; that covenant we here record in writing, rulers and Levites and priests have set their names to it. (Nehemiah 9, 38)
At the head of those who signed this covenant was the governor, Nehemias the son of Hachelai; then came Sedecias, (Nehemiah 10, 1)
altogether, there were four hundred and sixty-eight fighting men at Jerusalem that came down from Phares. (Nehemiah 11, 6)
and Saraia, the temple prefect, that came down through Helcias, Mosollam, Sadoc and Meraioth from Achitob; (Nehemiah 11, 11)
their clansmen, engaged in the service of the temple, amounted to eight hundred and twenty-two. Also Adaia, that came down through Jeroham, Phelelia, Amsi, Zacharias and Pheshur from Melchias, (Nehemiah 11, 12)
The Levites at Jerusalem were in charge of Azzi, that came down through Bani, Hasabias and Mathanias from Michas. He was of the clan of Asaph, that were musicians in the service of the temple (Nehemiah 11, 22)
Here is a list of the priests and Levites who came back from exile with Zoro-babel, Salathiel’s son, and Josue. Saraia, Jeremias, Esdras, (Nehemiah 12, 1)
From the lowlands about Jerusalem they came, these makers of music, from the townships of Nethuphati, (Nehemiah 12, 28)
then some of the priests with trumpets, led by Zacharias, that came down through Jonathan, Semeia, Mathanias, Michaias and Zechur from Asaph himself; (Nehemiah 12, 34)
The second choir, with the same chant of praise, marched in the other direction, I myself and half the people accompanying it; climbed the wall and the Furnace Tower, and so went on where the wall was broadest, (Nehemiah 12, 37)
past the Gate of Ephraim, and the old gate, and the Fishmongers’ Gate, and the Tower of Hananeel and the Tower of Emath, and on to the Shepherds’ Gate. At last they reached the Watch-tower Gate, and came to a halt there. (Nehemiah 12, 38)
And now a new discovery came to light, while the law of Moses was being read out to the people. It was found set down there, that no Ammonite or Moabite might be admitted to the Lord’s assembly. And this was a disability they had incurred for all time, (Nehemiah 13, 1)
