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Curious. Nehemiah strikes me as quite pragmatic up to this point. This sounds to me like it might be sound advice. And yet, he saw it as sin, and I gather that such is the reason he refused to do it. Some of you OT scholars out there might know why it was a sin. I am not sure, nor do I need to really know at this point. I know he saw it as sin, and refused. Seems to be enough for me right now...
In Christ,
Mel
2006-08-26 23:58:55 Posted by Mel ()
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Nehemiah had a job to do and that was to rebuild the wall. He had taken what God wanted him to do and made it a priority, not even being side tracked by death threats. Perhaps making God's request anything less than top priority was seen in his eyes as a sin????
None the less, this in itself was confirmation for me. Thank you.
God bless
2006-08-27 16:45:41 Posted by Lee ()
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Thanks Lee. This was not targeted by me to you, but if it helped, give God glory for making it so!
Be Blessed,
Mel
2006-08-28 23:31:52 Posted by Mel ()
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