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What wouldst thou have of me? the king asked. And I, first praying to the God of heaven, (Nehemiah 2, 4)
No question had the king to ask, or his consort that was there beside him, but how long my journey would last? When did I think to return? So the king was content to let me go, and it was for me to name the time of my absence. (Nehemiah 2, 6)
none of the rulers knew whither I had gone, or on what errand; I had not opened my mind yet to the Jewish folk, priest or noble or ruler or any other whom the task concerned. (Nehemiah 2, 16)
Then I told them what favour God had shewn me, what speech I had had with the king’s grace; Up, I cried, to the task! And with the good news, courage came back to them. (Nehemiah 2, 18)
But I had my answer ready for them: The Master we serve is the God of heaven; he will be our helper. Leave us to set about our task of building; for you there is no right of possession, no privilege, no citizenship here at Jerusalem.✻ (Nehemiah 2, 20)
Meanwhile we did not cease building, and now we had completed the whole circuit of the wall up to half its full height, so eagerly did the people set about their task. (Nehemiah 4, 6)
But still we asked help of our God, and set watchmen on the walls, day and night, to defeat their purpose. (Nehemiah 4, 9)
Already the Jews were complaining that they had no strength left for carrying burdens, that the ground was choked with rubble; our task would never be finished; (Nehemiah 4, 10)
I had warned nobles and chiefs and common folk, Here is a task for many to do; spread wide apart, we are sundered far here on the wall and there; (Nehemiah 4, 19)
But I bade my own messengers answer, It is a hard task I must perform here; I am not for the plain. There would be folk standing idle here, while I came down to meet you. (Nehemiah 6, 3)
So I attacked the rulers, asking them whether the house of God was to be left deserted; and I brought the Levites back, and reinstalled them; (Nehemiah 13, 11)
and now it was Tobias’ daily task to visit his own clansmen, comforting them and providing for each of them as best he could, out of what store he had; (Tobit 1, 19)
