The 3 significant institutions that developed during Babylonian captivity were: What did the Persian king Artaxerxes want Ezra to teach the children of Israel? What was the response of the people when the foundation of the Temple was finished? How long had the people been living in Jerusalem without rebuilding the walls of the city? What did Nehemiah do that helped the people rebuild the wall of Jerusalem? Chapter 3 gives a list of people who helped who helped rebuild the Temple walls

1. The 3 significant institutions that developed during Babylonian captivity were:

Synagogue, dispora, scribes

2. What did the Persian king Artaxerxes want Ezra to teach the children of Israel?

God's Word

3. What was the response of the people when the foundation of the Temple was finished?

Shouting for joy and crying out loud.

4. How long had the people been living in Jerusalem without rebuilding the walls of the city?

Around 90 years

5. What did Nehemiah do that helped the people rebuild the wall of Jerusalem?

Refocus on God and brought supplies from King.

6. Chapter 3 gives a list of people who helped who helped rebuild the Temple walls. What were some of the occupations of the "builders"?

Perfumer, goldsmith, priests, daughters.

7. What was the outcry about in chapter 5 of Nehemiah?

Mistreatment among themselves.

8. When the people tried to distract Nehemiah from his work and get him to stop building what did he say or do?

"I cannot stop"

9. Nehemiah 6:15 says it took how many days to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem?

52 days

10. How did they get people to resettle Jerusalem?

Some volunteered, some cast lots

11. What was Ezra's role in the book of Nehemiah?

Read the Law

12. What was the main role of a prophet in the Old Testament?

Deliver God's message and call people

13. When there was revival or restoration in the nation of Israel, what were key ingredients that led to the revival or restoration?

People would speak the Word of God