Treasury of Scriptural Knowledge on Nehemiah 7:5

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my God: Neh 5:19, Neh 6:14 put into mine: Ezr 7:27; Co1 15:10; Co2 3:5, Co2 8:16; Phi 2:12, Phi 2:13; Col 1:29; Jam 1:16; Whatever good motion is in our minds, whether prudent or pious, we must acknowledge it to come from God; for every good gift and every good work are from above; he gives knowledge, he gives grace. What is commonly called human prudence, ought to be ascribed to the direction of Divine Providence. He who teaches the husbandman discretion, Isa 28:26, as certainly over-rules the deliberations of senators. that: Neh 7:64; Ch1 9:1-9; Ezr 2:62 Nehemiah 7:6

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