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God’s Move in Man’s History for the Carrying Out of His Eternal Economy
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Crucial Aspects of Living in the Good Land after Returning from Captivity in Babylon
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The Rebuilding of the Altar of God—the Altar of Burnt Offering
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The Recovery of the Building of the House of God through the Divine Encouragement of the Prophets of God
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Ezra, a Priestly Scribe, and the Need for Ezras—Those Skilled in the Word of God
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The Intrinsic Significance of the Purification of the Returned Captives
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Nehemiah—a Pattern of One Who Has Dispensational Value to God
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Building the Wall of the City for the Protection of the Church as the House of God
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Building and Fighting—the Need to Engage in Spiritual Warfare for the Building of the Church
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The Central and Crucial Point of the Recovery Books of Ezra and Nehemiah—the Proper and Adequate Leadership in the Lord’s Recovery
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The Intrinsic Significance of Ezra’s Ministry and Nehemiah’s Leadership—to Build Up the Church as the House of God and the Kingdom of God by Living Out and Working Out the New Jerusalem
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A God Who Hides Himself—the Hidden God
