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'''Ezra''' forms a unit with the book [[Nehemiah (Biblical book)|Nehemiah]]. Parts of the book are written in [[Hebrew]] and the rest in Aramaic. The biblical book describes how the Jews returned to [[Babylon]] and created a Temple there. The construction of the temple was financed by Persian king [[Darius I]].
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'''Ezra''' forms a unit with the book [[Nehemiah (Biblical book)|Nehemiah]]. Parts of the book are written in [[Hebrew]] and the rest in Aramaic. The biblical book describes how the [[Jews]] returned to [[Babylon]] and created a Temple there. The construction of the temple was financed by Persian king [[Darius I]].
  
 
== Ezra and prophetic fulfillment ==
 
== Ezra and prophetic fulfillment ==

Revision as of 06:12, July 24, 2025

Ezra Reads the Law to the People by Gustave Doré, 1866

Ezra forms a unit with the book Nehemiah. Parts of the book are written in Hebrew and the rest in Aramaic. The biblical book describes how the Jews returned to Babylon and created a Temple there. The construction of the temple was financed by Persian king Darius I.

Ezra and prophetic fulfillment

See also: Biblical prophecy

The prophet Jeremiah had prophesied a 70-year exile in Babylon (Jeremiah 25:11-12; 29:10). The Book of Extra in Ezra 1:1 announces the fulfilling of that prophetic word.[1]

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