The verse belongs to the record of Babylonian life in the days of Ezra and Nehemiah. It stands within a list of the names of those who returned from the captivity. As such it records names rather than giving a promise.
It belongs to the giving again of the number of the Jews in Nehemiah 7. This renewed numbering came after the wall was finished in fifty-two days and proper officers and watches were appointed. That setting places this numbering in B.C. 444.
The verse belongs to the record of Babylonian life in the days of Ezra and Nehemiah. It stands within a list of the names of those who returned from the captivity. As such it records names rather than giving a promise.
It belongs to the giving again of the number of the Jews in Nehemiah 7. This renewed numbering came after the wall was finished in fifty-two days and proper officers and watches were appointed. That setting places this numbering in B.C. 444.