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Commentaries for the book of Zechariah

Zechariah 1

• An exhortation to repentance.
• A vision of the ministry of angels.
• The security of the Jews and the destruction of their enemies.

Zechariah 2

• The prosperity of Jerusalem.
• The Jews called to return to their own land.
• A promise of God's presence.

Zechariah 3

• The restoration of the church.
• A promise concerning the Messiah.

Zechariah 4

• A vision of a candlestick, with two olive trees.
• Further encouragement.
• An explanation respecting the olive trees.

Zechariah 5

• The vision of a flying roll.
• The vision of a woman and an ephah.

Zechariah 6

• The vision of the chariots.
• Joshua, the high priest, crowned as a type of Christ.

Zechariah 7

• The captives' inquiry respecting fasting.
• Sin the cause of their captivity.

Zechariah 8

• The restoration of Jerusalem.
• The people encouraged by promises of God's favour, and exhorted to holiness.
• The Jews in the latter days.

Zechariah 9

• God's defence of his church.
• Christ's coming and his kingdom and promises to the church.

Zechariah 10

• Blessings to be sought from the Lord.
• God will restore his people.

Zechariah 11

• Destruction to come upon the Jews.
• The Lord's dealing with the Jews.
• The emblem and curse of a foolish shepherd.

Zechariah 12

• Punishment of the enemies of Judah.
• Repentance and sorrow of the Jews.

Zechariah 13

• The Fountain for the remission of sins, The conviction of the false prophets.
• The death of Christ, and the saving of a remnant of the people.

Zechariah 14

• The sufferings of Jerusalem.
• Encouraging prospects, and the destruction of her enemies.
• The holiness of the latter days.

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