Nehemiah 7-9:10

According to Nehemiah 7:1-2, when the wall was built and the doors hung, when the gatekeepers, the singers, and the Levites had been appointed, what did Nehemiah give to Hanani and Hananiah?

• The charge of Jerusalem
• The charge of the gates
• The charge of the temple
• The charge of Judah

According to Nehemiah 7:2, why did Nehemiah give the charge of Jerusalem to Hananiah the leader of the citadel?

• He was a brave man and feared God more than many
• He was a powerful man and feared God more than many
• He was a faithful man and feared God more than many
• He was a wise man and feared God more than many

According to Nehemiah 7:3, how long did Nehemiah tell Hanani and Hananiah to wait before opening the gates of Jerusalem?

• Until the morning watch
• Until the time of the morning sacrifice
• Until morning light
• Until the sun is hot

According to Nehemiah 7:73, the children of Israel were in their cities when which month came?

• The fourth
• The first
• The seventh
• The fifth

According to Nehemiah 8:1, the people gathered together in the open square in front of which gate?

• The Sheep Gate
• The Water Gate
• The Temple Gate
• The Fountain Gate

According to Nehemiah 8:2, what did Ezra bring before the assembly of men and women?

• Sacrifices
• The articles of the house of the Lord
• The Psalms
• The Law

In Nehemiah 8:2-3, how did the people react when Ezra read from the Book of the Law?

• They were attentive
• They fell asleep
• They were pleased
• They were amazed

According to Nehemiah 8:4, where did Ezra stand when he read from the Book of the Law?

• On a platform
• On top of the city wall
• On top of the city gate
• In the temple court

According to Nehemiah 8:5, when Ezra opened the book to read, what did the people do?

• They sat down
• They remained seated
• They stood up
• They walked away

In Nehemiah 8:6, how did the people worship the Lord after Ezra read from the book of the law?

• From their knees
• With their faces to the ground
• With their faces to the heavens
• With their hands over their faces