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The High Priest's Scandal
Commentators overwhelmingly identify Eliashib not as a common priest, but as the High Priest of Israel. His alliance with Tobiah, a declared enemy of the Jews, was therefore a profound betrayal of his sacred office. Scholars suggest this scandalous relationship is why Eliashib, the nation's spiritual leader, was conspicuously absent from the significant religious revivals and ceremonies described in earlier chapters.
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Nehemiah
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18th Century
Theologian
The relations of Eliashib, the high priest (Nehemiah 3:1), with Tobiah and Sanballat will account for the absence of any reference to h…
19th Century
Bishop
The scandal of the high priest.
17th Century
Pastor
And before this Before the above law was read, and observed and acted upon:
Eliashib the priest…
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17th Century
Minister
Israel was a special people, not meant to mix with the nations. Consider the benefit of publicly reading the Word of God; when it is properly atten…