Zechariah 1
TSBGod’s Ways 14 Zechariah 8:2 Prophet, Priest and King.
**Writer of the Book: Date: Conclusion of the Book: ** Zechariah 520 B. C. The infinite care and love of God is over His people through the centuries.
Zechariah 1:1-21
Contents: Zechariah’s symbolic visions, warning of Jehovah’s dispreasure with the nations.
Characters: God, Darius, Zechariah.
Conclusion: The judgments of God which those who went before us were under should be taken as warnings not to tread in their steps. A speedy reformation, while the mercy of God is extended, is the only way to prevent an approaching ruin.
Key Word: Jehovah’s displeasure, Zechariah 1:2; Zechariah 1:12; Zechariah 1:15.
Strong Verses: Zechariah 1:3.
Striking Facts: Zechariah 1:17. The visions reveal Judah in dispersion, Jerusalem under adverse possession, and the Gentile nations at rest about it, the conditions that have prevailed throughout the present age. God’s answer to the angel’s intercession sweeps on to the end time, when the Lord shall yet comfort by the return of Christ in glory.
