Return of the Jewish people from the Babylonian captivity c. 537 BC Ezra.

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Return of the Jewish people from the Babylonian

captivity c. 537 BCEzra

 1 All the people of Israel gathered together in the square by the Water Gate. They asked Ezra the teacher to bring out the Book of the Teachings of Moses, which the Lord had given to Israel. 2 So on the first day of the seventh

month, Ezra the priest brought out the Teachings for the crowd. Men, women, and all who could listen and

understand had gathered.3 At the square by the Water Gate Ezra read the Teachings out loud from early

morning until noon to the men, women, and everyone who could listen and understand. All the people listened

carefully to the Book of the Teachings. 4 Ezra the teacher stood on a high wooden platform that

had been built just for this time.

 1 All the people of Israel gathered together in the square by the Water Gate. They asked Ezra the teacher to bring out the Book of the Teachings of Moses, which the Lord had given to Israel. 2 So on the first day of the seventh

month, Ezra the priest brought out the Teachings for the crowd. Men, women, and all who could listen and

understand had gathered.3 At the square by the Water Gate Ezra read the Teachings out loud from early

morning until noon to the men, women, and everyone who could listen and understand. All the people listened

carefully to the Book of the Teachings. 4 Ezra the teacher stood on a high wooden platform that

had been built just for this time.

 1 All the people of Israel gathered together in the square by the Water Gate. They asked Ezra the teacher to bring out the Book of the Teachings of Moses, which the Lord had given to Israel. 2 So on the first day of the seventh

month, Ezra the priest brought out the Teachings for the crowd. Men, women, and all who could listen and

understand had gathered.3 At the square by the Water Gate Ezra read the Teachings out loud from early

morning until noon to the men, women, and everyone who could listen and understand. All the people listened

carefully to the Book of the Teachings. 4 Ezra the teacher stood on a high wooden platform that

had been built just for this time.

 1 All the people of Israel gathered together in the square by the Water Gate. They asked Ezra the teacher to bring out the Book of the Teachings of Moses, which the Lord had given to Israel. 2 So on the first day of the seventh

month, Ezra the priest brought out the Teachings for the crowd. Men, women, and all who could listen and

understand had gathered.3 At the square by the Water Gate Ezra read the Teachings out loud from early

morning until noon to the men, women, and everyone who could listen and understand. All the people listened

carefully to the Book of the Teachings. 4 Ezra the teacher stood on a high wooden platform that

had been built just for this time.

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