Chapter, Paragraph

 1 6,8 |  prophecy, no less definite, of Zechariah, living two centuries after
 2 6,8 |         of his book the prophet Zechariah describes the vision of
 3 8,2 |     other prophetic book except Zechariah do we go further back than
 4 14,1|         the contents of Haggai, Zechariah and Malachi, and this is
 5 14,1|     whole attitude we find that Zechariah was a priest, and Haggai
 6 14,2|        Background of Haggai and Zechariah. ~ Though Cyrus was a man
 7 14,2|         the prophets Haggai and Zechariah arose to deal with the real
 8 14,6|        message another prophet, Zechariah, had arisen to stress that
 9 15  |                    Chapter 15. ~Zechariah. ~~
10 15,1|                The Structure of Zechariah. ~ A. The Visions of Zechariah —
11 15,1|  Zechariah. ~ A. The Visions of Zechariah — Chs. 1-8.~1 — Gh. 1:1-
12 15,2|   Problem of Authorship. ~ That Zechariah falls clearly into two distinct
13 15,2|         1) The whole book is by Zechariah (So ISBE, article Zechariah,
14 15,2|     Zechariah (So ISBE, article Zechariah, Book of; Young, pp. 269-
15 15,2|       Visions and Prophecies of Zechariah, ch. XIII.). This view is
16 15,2|         unity and is later than Zechariah, though there are wide variations
17 15,2|   suggested (So Barnes: Haggai, Zechariah and Malachi (C.B.)).~ 3)
18 15,2|         but not much later than Zechariah, the third not later than
19 15,2|        100 B.C (So HDB, article Zechariah, Book of; Driver, LOT, pp.
20 15,2|         should be taken up into Zechariah, the more so as this made
21 15,3|      Prophet and his Message. ~ Zechariah was the grandson of Iddo (
22 15,3|       from his prophecies about Zechariah, except that he was evidently
23 15,3|      does not speak directly to Zechariah. His place is taken by that
24 15,3|          The use of the term in Zechariah stresses that though God
25 15,3|  argument against authorship by Zechariah of these chapters).~ Whether
26 15,3|         that is the meaning for Zechariah too. With him it has an
27 15,3|        hosts of warring angels. Zechariah affirms that Jehovah is
28 15,3|     Zeba’oth as Sebaoth, but in Zechariah it renders Pantokrator,
29 15,3|       Him and that do His will. Zechariah reinforces his appeal by
30 15,4|         symbolic description of Zechariah’s own time and the immediate
31 15,4|        17). ~ In a night vision Zechariah sees a man, later identified
32 15,4|     surrounding night (ver., 8) Zechariah sees four great threatening
33 15,4|       Measuring Line (Ch. 2). ~ Zechariah sees a young man — not an
34 15,4|       Jehovah’s intervention in Zechariah’s day, it obviously looks
35 15,4|         probable meaning here.~ Zechariah sees Joshua standing ministering,
36 15,4|      personal confession.~ Here Zechariah strikes the deeper note
37 15,4|      The Flying Roll (5:1-4). ~ Zechariah sees a great sheet of leather
38 15,5| Zerubbabel, but not for Joshua. Zechariah gives honour to Joshua,
39 15,5|        20).~ While like Haggai, Zechariah saw in Zerubbabel the fore­
40 15,6|      four prophetic messages by Zechariah.~ 7:4-14 deals with the
41 16,2|        is later then Haggai and Zechariah, for the Temple has ben
42 16,2|  glowing promises of Haggai and Zechariah, it was easy to doubt the