Author
– Zechariah
Time – 520 to 490 B.C.
Summary
– Zechariah was a younger contemporary of Haggai. He
also encouraged the people to rebuild the Temple. Like Daniel
and Revelation, this book contains visions symbolising future
events. It contains detailed references to the coming Messiah.
The book concludes with descriptions of the enemies of Jerusalem
being judged and of the future glory of God’s Kingdom.
Introduction
– The call to repent – Chapter 1 v 1 to 6
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The
night visions of Zechariah – Chapter 1 v 7 to 6
v 8
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Passage
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Subject
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| 1
v 7 to 17 |
Vision
of the horses and riders |
| 1
v 18 to 21 |
Vision
of the horns and artisans |
| 2
v 1 to 13 |
Vision
of the surveyor |
| 3
v 1 to 10 |
Vision
of Joshua the high priest |
| 4
v 1 to 14 |
Vision
of the golden lampstand |
| 5
v 1 to 4 |
Vision
of the flying roll |
| 5
v 5 to 11 |
Vision
of the woman in the ephah |
| 6
v 1 to 8 |
Vision
of the chariots |
The
crowning of Joshua – Chapter 6 v 9 to 15
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Questions
concerning fasting – Chapter 7 v 1 to 8 v 23
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Passage
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Subject
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| 7
v 1 to 3 |
The
question |
| 7
v 4 to 14 |
The
lesson from history |
| 8
v 1 to 23 |
God’s
purpose of blessing for Israel |
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The
future of the nations, Israel, and Messiah’s Kingdom
– Chapter 9 v 1 to 14 v 21
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Passage
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Subject
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| 9
v 1 to 11 v 17 |
The
first burden |
| 12
v 1 to 14 v 21 |
The
second burden |
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