Zechariah Bible Studies

Zechariah

Visions and messages of hope for returned exiles

Zechariah, a priest and prophet in Judah, wrote this book for the returned exiles. His ministry began in 520 BC, the second year of King Darius, alongside the prophet Haggai. This was about sixteen years after the first company returned from exile. The people faced questions about whether to keep observing days of mourning for the destruction of the city. Zechariah delivered solemn warnings, encouraging messages, and symbolic visions to furnish consolation, stir up hope, and assure the present generation of God's presence and blessing.

14 studies · a few verses a day

Start with Zechariah 1

Chapters

Chapter 1A Call to Repentance3 days
Chapter 2The Vision of the Measuring Line2 days
Chapter 3The Vision of Joshua the High Priest1 day
Chapter 4The Vision of the Lampstand and Olive Trees1 day
Chapter 5The Vision of the Flying Scroll2 days
Chapter 6The Vision of the Four Chariots2 days
Chapter 7A Call to Justice and Mercy1 day
Chapter 8The Restoration of Jerusalem2 days
Chapter 9The Burden against Israel’s Enemies3 days
Chapter 10Judah and Israel Will Be Restored1 day
Chapter 11The Doomed Flock2 days
Chapter 12The Coming Deliverance of Jerusalem2 days
Chapter 13An End to Idolatry2 days
Chapter 14The Destroyers of Jerusalem Destroyed2 days

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