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Who were the leaders of Jews Returning from Exile?

Zerubabbel: Zerubabbel was a governor of the Jewish people in the province of Yehud under the Achaemenid Empire he is regarded as one of the leaders of the Jewish people who returned to Jerusalem after the Babylonian captivity as well as the builder of the Second temple

Jeoshua high preist Jeoshua was the high priest of the Second temple in Jerusalem during the time of the of Zerubabbel and Nehemiah he is mentioned in Hebrew Bible as one of the leaders of the Jewish people who returned from Babylonian captivity

Nehemiah: Nehemiah was a Jewish scribe and official who served as governor of the Achaemenid province of Yehud (538-332 BC) he is believed to have composed of edited parts of the Tanakh, including the book that bear his name he was also a significant leader in rebuilding Jerusalem and its walls after returning from exile

Ezra : Ezra scribe an priest who came to Jerusalem from Babylonians some 50 years after the return of exiled Jews under Zerubabbel he is credited as the priest who re-established the Jewish religion in Jerusalem, including rewriting and codifying the Jewish scriptures

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