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 1 14,4|      of the people headed by Zerubbabel seems to have been quick.
 2 14,7|   also a personal promise to Zerubbabel, who, once he had been stirred
 3 14,7|     ver. 21 with 2:6) and so Zerubbabel looks forward to Zerubbabers
 4 15,3| returned from Babylonia with Zerubbabel (Neh. 12 : 4, cf. 12:16).
 5 15,4|     IV and V with Joshua and Zerubbabel, the leaders of the people,
 6 15,4|     the trees are obvi­ously Zerubbabel and Joshua. If this is correct,
 7 15,4|      is a similar message to Zerubbabel (vers. 6-10a). Though it
 8 15,4|      the Temple, it looks to Zerubbabel’s Messianic descendant,
 9 15,5|    had been earlier given to Zerubbabel (4:9). As a result most
10 15,5|   indeed have been fatal for Zerubbabel, but not for Joshua. Zechariah
11 15,5|   Joshua, but indicates that Zerubbabel ranks higher for he is the
12 15,5|     Haggai, Zechariah saw in Zerubbabel the fore­shadowing of the
13 15,5|   that Joshua shall share in Zerubbabel’s rule; at the same time