Ezra 2:66
Ezra 2:66 Meaning and Explanation
“Their horses were seven hundred thirty and six; their mules, two hundred forty and five;”
King James Version (KJV)
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Read Full Chapter →The animals brought back by the returnees begin to be counted.
What Does Ezra 2:66 Mean?
The inventory now turns to livestock: seven hundred thirty-six horses and two hundred forty-five mules accompanied the returning company. These were the working animals of travel and trade.
Such details may seem mundane, yet they show a people equipped for the journey and the labor ahead. God did not send His people home empty-handed; they came with the means to rebuild and resettle, provided for in practical ways for the work He had called them to do.
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What does Ezra 2:66 mean?
The animals brought back by the returnees begin to be counted.