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Remember me, my God, concerning this, and don`t wipe out my good deeds that I have done for the house of my God, and for the observances of it.
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A Humble Appeal, Not a Demand
Commentators stress that Nehemiah's prayer is not a prideful demand for reward. Rather than seeking payment based on merit, he makes a humble appeal for God's grace. Scholars explain he is asking God to mercifully accept his actions, which were done for God's honor, and to overlook his human failings in the process.
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Nehemiah
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19th Century
Anglican
Remember me. —Once more the faithful servant of God begs a merciful remembrance of what he had done for the honour of God in the “observan…
17th Century
Reformed Baptist
Remember me, O my God, concerning this Not in a way of strict justice, as if he thought he merited anything at the h…
Presbyterian
If a sacred character will not keep people from setting an evil example, it must not shelter anyone from deserved blame and punishment. The Levites…
