The Book of Nehemiah

Nehemiah, a Persian official, returns to Jerusalem to rebuild its walls and secure the city. Despite opposition, he completes the project, restoring a sense of security and national pride.
The book also highlights social and religious reforms, as Nehemiah enforces the Sabbath, addresses economic injustices, and promotes covenant renewal.

Nehemiah’s leadership exemplifies determination, prayer, and accountability, serving as a model for rebuilding after crisis.