Which man approached Ezra and suggested a covenant to put away the foreign wives and their children?
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Correct answer: Shecaniah son of Jehiel
Shecaniah acknowledged the people's sin but offered hope by suggesting a formal covenant to separate from the foreign wives. He encouraged Ezra to take action, saying, 'Rise up; this matter is in your hands.'
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