Neh 2:2-5 | TSK | e4.org | Why is thy sorrow Then I Probably the king spoke as if he had some suspicion that Nehemiah harboured some bad design, and that his face indicated some conceived treachery, or remorse; and, indeed, the words rendered sad, and sorrow of heart, might be rendered evil, and wickedness of heart.

‏ Nehemiah 2:2-5

Why is thy Gen 40:7

Then I Probably the king spoke as if he had some suspicion that Nehemiah harboured some bad design, and that his face indicated some conceived treachery, or remorse; and, indeed, the words rendered sad, and sorrow of heart, might be rendered evil, and wickedness of heart.

Let the king Far from wishing ill to my master, I wish him to live forever. 1Kgs 1:31; Dan 2:4, Dan 3:9, Dan 5:10, Dan 6:6, Dan 6:21

the city Neh 1:3; Ps 102:14, Ps 137:6; Lam 2:9

the place 2Chr 21:20, 2Chr 28:27, 2Chr 32:33

For what 1Kgs 3:5; Esth 5:3, Esth 5:6, Esth 7:2; Mark 10:51

So I prayed Neh 1:4, Neh 1:11; 2Sam 15:31; Prov 3:6; Phil 4:6

If it please Ezra 5:17; Esth 1:19, Esth 5:8, Esth 7:3, Esth 8:5

and if thy Ruth 2:13; 2Sam 14:22; Prov 3:4