Concern for one’s nation II
Christian Religious Studies SS2 Third Term
Week 2
Topic: Concern for one’s nation II
Performance objectives
Pupils should be able to:
- Describe the concern of Nehemiah, Ezra, and Zerubbabel for their nation despite oppositions
- Explain the rebuilding of Jerusalem
Content
A. The rebuilding of Jerusalem
Nehemiah, a captive in Babylon was visited by Hanani. Nehemiah wanted to know the state of Jerusalem and her inhabitants; Nehemiah was told that the remnants of the land were in great trouble and shame. He was told that the gates of the wall were broken down and destroyed. This made Nehemiah sad and he wept bitterly. He then fasted and prayed for several days. He requested for his freedom from the king of Babylon. He was allowed to go. On his arrival to Jerusalem, he delivered the king’s letter to the governors.... View More
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- Concern for one’s nation I
- Concern for one’s nation II
- Faith in God I
- Faith in God II
- Faith and power in God I
- Christian Religious Studies SSS2 Third Term Mid Term Assesment
- Test
- Faith and power in God II
- True religion and social justice I
- True religion and social justice II
- Divine love I
- Divine love II
- Christian Religious Studies SSS2 Third Term Final Assesment
- Test
- Chapters 12
- Category SSS2
- Author ClassNotes Edu
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