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Who opposed Nehemiah in his mission to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem?

• Ezra and Zerubbabel

• Geshem and Shemaiah

• Sanballat and Tobiah

• Haggai and Zechariah

What was the content of Nehemiah's prayer before approaching the king?

• Nehemiah prayed for vengeance and destruction.

• Nehemiah prayed for riches and power.

• Nehemiah prayed for success and favor.

• Nehemiah prayed for the king's downfall.

What leadership qualities did Nehemiah display throughout his mission?

• Empathy, humility, patience

• Confidence, assertiveness, charisma

• Creativity, flexibility, decisiveness

• Vision, determination, organization, delegation, motivation, perseverance

What was Nehemiah's plan to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem?

• Creating division and conflict among the workers

• Building the walls alone without any help

• Ignoring the need for guards and security measures

• Organizing people into groups, stationing guards, and motivating with purpose and unity.

How did Nehemiah handle the opposition he faced?

• Becoming discouraged and abandoning the mission

• Staying focused on the mission, praying, taking precautions, and not giving in to fear or intimidation.

• Ignoring the opposition and proceeding without caution

• Engaging in physical altercations with the opposition

Why was Nehemiah's prayer significant in his mission?

• Nehemiah's prayer was only for show and did not reflect his true beliefs.

• Nehemiah's prayer was insignificant because it did not lead to any tangible results.

• Nehemiah's prayer was a sign of weakness and lack of confidence in his abilities.

• Nehemiah's prayer showed his dependence on God for success and direction.

How did Nehemiah motivate the people to work on rebuilding the walls?

• By reminding them of their identity, encouraging them with words of strength, and leading by example.

• By offering them monetary rewards

• By hiring professional builders instead

• By threatening them with punishment

What specific skills did Nehemiah possess that made him an effective leader?

• Creativity, emotional intelligence, adaptability

• Effective communication, strategic planning, problem-solving, delegation, motivation, resilience

• Technical expertise, financial acumen, networking skills

• Public speaking, time management, conflict resolution

What challenges did Nehemiah encounter while executing his plan?

• Opposition from enemies, lack of resources, internal conflict among the people, time constraints

• Bad weather conditions, lack of motivation, excessive resources

How did Nehemiah's faith play a role in his leadership?

• Nehemiah's faith caused him to prioritize personal gain over the well-being of his people

• Nehemiah's faith made him doubt his abilities as a leader

• Nehemiah's faith provided him with the motivation and guidance needed to lead his people in rebuilding the walls of Jerusalem.

• Nehemiah's faith led him to abandon his people in their time of need