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Ezra Bible Study Guide

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Ezra overview

Historical Book

Ezra — Return, Rebuilding, and the Word of God

Book context

Ezra at a glance

Old Testament
Biblical periodReturn and Second Temple community

The returned community rebuilds, worship is restored, covenant life is renewed, and unresolved hope remains.

Book passageEzra 1-10
WriterThe book includes Ezra's leadership and is traditionally associated with Ezra-Nehemiah material.
AudienceReturned exiles rebuilding worship, community life, and covenant faithfulness.
Ruling powers / settingPersia is the ruling empire.

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Ezra 1:1-3Ezra 3:10-13Ezra 4:4-5Ezra 6:14-16Ezra 7:6Ezra 7:10Ezra 8:22-23Ezra 9:5-6Ezra 9:8-9Ezra 10:1-4

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