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1:1 words of Nehemiah the son of Hachaliah. And, in lesquel Chisleu month to exceed in the twentieth year, since I was in Shushan the palate, 1:2, Hanani, came a my brother, came, him and certain men of Judah; and I asked it with regard to the Jews which had gone ahead of which it stem was on the left, and the interested party Jerusalem.
1:3 and they said to me, remains which it stem is on the left there in the province in the great sorrow and in the reproach is: the wall of Jerusalem is also a defective descent, and the barriers fire.
1:4 and to come to him flaring to exceed, when me these words which I cried hinsass and and requested certain defendants days and fastete and before the god of the sky, 1:5 and said, me swears thee, O the LORD Gott of the sky who it large and terrible god heard, keepeth convention and the favour for it that loves observe him and its biddings: 1:6 leave the ear thine are now attentive, and of the eyes thine open the day and the night, that that of Thou mayest hear the prayer thy of the civil servant whom I request now front thee, for the children Israel thy of the civils servant and the sins of the children of Israel whom we have sinned against thee, admit: both I and the house of my father have sinned.
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1:7 which we treated much corruptly against thee and the biddings still the laws still the judgements did not hold, Thou thy civils servant Moses.
1:8 commandedst remember, me swear thee, the word, Thou thy civils servant Moses commandedst, Saying, if ye transgress, I disperse you among the nations: 1:9 however if ye above me and my biddings hold a rotation and make they; although of you outside with that, uttermost left the sky, throws it however at will that I seized it on and to take they become in the place gave that I decided, my names there.
to adjust 1:10 those are now thy civils servant and thy thy great energy has people, Thou repurchased, and thy hand.
1:11 O strong LORD, I swear the ear thee, thine now leaves am attentive with the prayer thy of the civil servant and the prayer thy of the civils servant who wish to fear thy names: and to extend I request, thy civils servant thee this day and a favour in the sight of this man grants to him. Me it was cupbearer.
the king
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