Níxīmǐjì 6:10-14

10 Wǒ dào le Mǐxīdàbiéde sūnzi , Dìláiyǎ de érzi Shìmǎyǎ jiā lǐ . nàshí , tā bì mén bù chū . tā shuō , wǒmen bù rú zaì shén de diàn lǐ huì miàn , jiāng diàn mén guān suǒ . yīnwei tāmen yào lái shā nǐ , shì yè lǐ lái shā nǐ .

11 Wǒ shuō , xiàng wǒ zhèyàng de rén qǐ yào taópǎo ne . xiàng wǒ zhèyàng de rén qǐnéng jìnrù diàn lǐ bǎoquán shēngmìng ne . wǒ bù jìn qù .

12 Wǒ kàn míng shén méiyǒu chāiqiǎn tā , shì tā zìjǐ shuō zhè huà gōngjī wǒ , shì Duōbǐyǎ hé Sānbālā huì mǎi le tā .

13 Huì mǎi tāde yuángù , shì yào jiào wǒ jùpà , yīcóng tā fàn zuì , tāmen hǎo chuányáng è yán huǐbàng wǒ .

14 Wǒde shén a , Duōbǐyǎ , Sānbālā , nǚ xiānzhī Nuóyà dǐ , hé qíyú de xiānzhī yào jiào wǒ jùpà , qiú nǐ jìniàn tāmen suǒ xíng de zhèxie shì .

Níxīmǐjì 6:10-14 Meaning and Commentary

INTRODUCTION TO NEHEMIAH 6

Sanballat and his brethren, hearing the wall was finished, sent to Nehemiah, to have a meeting with him at a place named, which he refused, Ne 6:1,2, then they sent him a terrifying letter, suggesting that he, and the Jews with him, would be treated as rebels, since their intention, as reported, was to make him king, which letter he regarded not, Ne 6:3-9, then they employed some that pretended to be prophets to advise him to flee to the temple for safety, which he rejected, Ne 6:10-14 and so the work went on and was finished, though there was a secret correspondence carried on between their enemies and some false brethren among themselves, Ne 6:15-19.