Nehemiah
Explore the people and evidence recorded for the book of Nehemiah. Entries follow their first cited passage in the selected text.
People recorded in this book 406
Recorded names may include people recalled from earlier stories. Each entry keeps its existing source identity.
Meshullam
made repairs to the wall of Jerusalem (NEH 3:4, NEH 3:30)
Supporting ScriptureOpen person recordUriah
the priest, father of Meremoth
Supporting ScriptureOpen person recordZadok
made repairs to the wall of Jerusalem
Supporting ScriptureOpen person recordBesodeiah
father of Meshullam
Supporting ScriptureOpen person recordJoiada
repaired the Old Gate
Supporting ScriptureOpen person recordMeshullam
repaired the Old Gate
Supporting ScriptureOpen person recordPaseah
father of Joiada
Supporting ScriptureOpen person recordJadon
the Meronothite, made repairs for the official seat of the governor
Supporting ScriptureOpen person recordMelatiah
the Gibeonite, made repairs for the official seat of the governor
Supporting ScriptureOpen person recordHananiah
one of the perfumers, made repairs to the wall of Jerusalem
Supporting ScriptureOpen person recordHarhaiah
of the goldsmiths, father of Uzziel
Supporting ScriptureOpen person recordUzziel
made repairs to the wall of Jerusalem
Supporting ScriptureOpen person recordHur
official of half the district of Jerusalem and father of Rephaiah
Supporting ScriptureOpen person recordRephaiah
made repairs to the wall of Jerusalem
Supporting ScriptureOpen person recordHarumaph
father of Jedaiah
Supporting ScriptureOpen person recordHashabneiah
father of Hattush
Supporting ScriptureOpen person recordHattush
made repairs to the wall of Jerusalem
Supporting ScriptureOpen person recordJedaiah
made repairs to the wall of Jerusalem opposite his house
Supporting ScriptureOpen person recordHarim
father of Malchijah
Supporting ScriptureOpen person recordHasshub
repaired a section of wall and the Tower of Furnaces, son of Pahath-moab
Supporting ScriptureOpen person record
Events referenced in this book 2
Includes earlier events recalled in this book. Passage order and historical dates describe different aspects of the record.
Nehemiah's first return to Jerusalem
Travel · 502 BC · Derived in source chronology
Supporting ScriptureNehemiah's second return to Jerusalem
Travel · 490 BC · Derived in source chronology
Supporting Scripture
Places linked through referenced events 0
Reviewed places associated with the cited events. These associations do not form a complete list of places mentioned in the book or prove that every supporting verse names the place.
No reviewed event-place associations are recorded for this selection. Place coverage is incomplete; this does not mean the book names no places.


