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Nehemiah 9:27-28

Listen to Nehemiah 9:27-28
27 "Therefore You 1delivered them into the hand of their oppressors who oppressed them, But when they cried to You 2in the time of their distress, You heard from heaven, and according to Your great compassion You 3gave them deliverers who delivered them from the hand of their oppressors.
28 "But 4as soon as they had rest, they did evil again before You; Therefore You abandoned them to the hand of their enemies, so that they ruled over them. When they cried again to You, You heard from heaven, And 5many times You rescued them according to Your compassion,

Nehemiah 9:27-28 Meaning and Commentary

INTRODUCTION TO NEHEMIAH 9

In this chapter we have an account of a fast kept by the Jews, which was observed, as by outward acts of humiliation, so by confession of sin, reading the law, and worshipping the Lord, Ne 9:1-3 and of a long prayer that the Levites made, in which they celebrate the divine perfections, take notice of various instances of the goodness of God to the people of Israel, acknowledge their manifold transgressions, observe the Lord's correction of them for them, in which they own he was righteous, Ne 9:4-38.

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Cross References 5

  • 1. Judges 2:14
  • 2. Deuteronomy 4:29
  • 3. Judges 2:16
  • 4. Judges 3:11
  • 5. Psalms 106:43
Scripture quotations taken from the (NASB®) New American Standard Bible®, Copyright © 1960, 1971, 1977, 1995 by The Lockman Foundation. Used by permission. All rights reserved. www.Lockman.org

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