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It took Nehemiah 52 days to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem. Nehemiah 6:15 (Holman Christian Standard Bible) 15 The wall was completed (A) in 52 days, on the twenty-fifth day of the month Ellul. (B)
It took Nehemiah 52 days to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem. Nehemiah 6:15 (Holman Christian Standard Bible) 15 The wall was completed (A) in 52 days, on the twenty-fifth day of the month Ellul. (B)
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James Paharik has written: 'The long journey' -- subject(s): Jerusalem in the Bible, History, Description and travel, Travel, Jerusalem, Arab-Israeli conflict, Christianity
It would have taken around 2 to 3 days to travel from Nazareth to Jerusalem by horse or donkey during Jesus' time, covering a distance of approximately 70 miles. The actual time can vary depending on factors like weather, road conditions, and the specific route taken.
3 days
The walls surrounding Jerusalem were planned and built by Nehemiah and Ezra. They are 2.4966 miles long, 39.37 feet high and surround the old city of Jerusalem. The average thickness of the walls is 8.2 feet. Thirty-four watchtowers and eight gates are part of the structure.
In the Bible, it is mentioned that Nehemiah fasted and prayed for an unspecified period of time while he mourned and sought guidance on how to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem. The duration of his fast is not explicitly stated in the text.
There were two men named Mordecai in the Bible. The first one assisted Zerubbabel is discussed in Nehemiah 7:5-7. The second is more well-known as he was discussed extensively in the Bible book of Esther. This Mordecai was a servant of King Ahaseurus of Persia and the cousin of Queen Esther. Mordecai was persecuted by the prime minister Haman the Agagite to the extent that Haman plotted to rid the land of Mordecai and all the Hebrews. Because of her great courage, Queen Esther was instrumental in exposing this plot and saved both Mordecai and her people.
70 years
The Royal Road from Susa in Persia to Sardis in Asia Minor.
128 years