Ezra 2:18 is a small part of a comprehensive list that records the families and groups returning from the Babylonian exile to Jerusalem. This particular verse mentions the descendants of Jorah, numbering 112. The list serves a dual purpose: it provides a historical record of those who returned, and it underscores the communal and familial bonds that were essential in the rebuilding of the Jewish community in Jerusalem. Each group, identified by their ancestral family or place of origin, represents a piece of the larger mosaic of the Jewish people. The specific mention of numbers highlights the tangible commitment of these families to the restoration of their homeland. This verse, though brief, is a testament to the resilience and faith of the Jewish people, who, despite the challenges of exile, remained connected to their heritage and were willing to undertake the journey back to rebuild their community. It serves as a reminder of the importance of community, heritage, and the collective effort required to restore and renew.
of Jorah, 112;
Ezra 2:18
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