Introduction: Having been a doctor for 10 years, the greatest satisfaction Professor Zhang had was being able to contribute to the lives of his patients. After the patients had recuperated and resumed their normal lives and work, their families and communities benefitted from it.
Who was Nehemiah? He is mentioned five times in the book and never outside of the book (Neh 1:1, 8:9, 8:10, 10:1, 12:26 and 12:47).[1] The book of Nehemiah fits the reign of Artaxerxes 1 of Persia (464-423 BC). Esther is Artaxerxes step mother and perhaps instrumental in Nehemiah's appointment as King's cup bearer (to protect the king from poisoning and acted as butler and advisor).
