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Beyond Today Bible Commentary: Zechariah
Beyond Today Bible Commentary
Zechariah
Table of Contents
Bible Commentary: Zechariah 1:1-6
Call to repentance
Bible Commentary: Zechariah 1:7-21
Visions of the horses among the myrtle trees and the four horns and skilled workmen
Bible Commentary: Zechariah 2
Vision of the measuring of Jerusalem
Bible Commentary: Zechariah 3
Vision concerning Joshua the high priest and the coming Branch
Bible Commentary: Zechariah 4
Vision of the golden menorah and olive trees
Bible Commentary: Zechariah 5
Visions of the flying scroll and the ephah carried to Shinar
Bible Commentary: Zechariah 6
Vision of the four chariots and the crowning of Joshua
Bible Commentary: Zechariah 7-8
The question of the extra fasts, restoration of Israel and Judah, fasts of mourning turned to joy
Bible Commentary: Zechariah 9:1-10:1
Prophecy against Judah's neighbors, the Messiah's two comings
Bible Commentary: Zechariah 10:2-12
God will save and restore Israel and Judah
Bible Commentary: Zechariah 11
Desolation of Israel, false shepherds, 30 pieces of silver
Bible Commentary: Zechariah 12
Future siege of Jerusalem, Judah to devour surrounding peoples and be saved, mourning for the One they pierced
Bible Commentary: Zechariah 13
End of idolatry, shepherd stricken and sheep scattered
Bible Commentary: Zechariah 14
The Lord destroys His enemies and rules over all the earth, all nations to observe the Feast of Tabernacles