Jesus chooses the twelve, teaches about the Kingdom of God, heals many, restores life to the dead son of a widow, speaks to the Pharisees about hypocrisy, and forgives sins.

Jesus is tempted in the desert and then begins his public ministry. He heals, he begins calling his disciples, and some of the religious leaders are already getting their feathers ruffled.

John the Baptist tells the people to get ready for the coming Messiah. Jesus is baptized.

Nehemiah has a surprising ending and Luke begins with the accounts of the miraculous births of John the Baptist and Jesus.

The people who were involved in the celebration and praises are named.

The people react strongly at the reading of the Word of God.

The wall is rebuilt in just fifty-two days, but not everyone is happy about this amazing God-sized accomplishment.

From cup bearer of a king to the organizer of a huge construction project, Nehemiah was a man who loved God.

The book of Ezra ends with some of the people having intermarried with people whom God had said not to do such a thing.