Ezra himself finally gets introduced here, generations after the initial return, described as a scribe skilled in the law of Moses. The Persian king grants him remarkably broad authority to teach and enforce that law throughout the province.
Theological<b>and the king granted him</b> [i.e., King] Darius.<br><br><b>according to the command of the Lord his God upon him</b> as the Holy One, blessed be He, had commanded him. This verse is transposed [its meaning being]: and the King granted him his ent...
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