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Neh 2:13-15 UDB - restored first person

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\v 13 We passed through the Valley Gate and went outside of the city wall. Then we around the city and passed by the well called the Jackal's Well. Then we proceeded to the Dung Gate. We inspected all the walls around Jerusalem and found they were all broken open, and the wooden gates all around the wall were burned to ashes. \v 13 I passed through the Valley Gate and went outside of the city wall. Then I went around the city and passed by the well called the Jackal's Well. Then I proceeded to the Dung Gate. I inspected all the walls around Jerusalem and found they were all broken open, and the wooden gates all around the wall were burned to ashes.
\v 14 Then we went to the Fountain Gate and to the pool called the King's Pool, but my donkey could not get through the narrow opening. \v 14 Then I went to the Fountain Gate and to the pool called the King's Pool, but my donkey could not get through the narrow opening.
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\v 15 So we turned back and went along the Kidron Valley and we inspected the wall there before we turned back and entered the city again at the Valley Gate. \v 15 So I turned back and went along the Kidron Valley and I inspected the wall there before I turned back and entered the city again at the Valley Gate.
\v 16 The city officials did not know where I had gone, or what I had done. I had not said anything about it to the Jewish leaders or the officials or the priests or any of the others who would do the repair work. \v 16 The city officials did not know where I had gone, or what I had done. I had not said anything about it to the Jewish leaders or the officials or the priests or any of the others who would do the repair work.
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