38 | Zechariah - KJV | Voice Only

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00:00 Chapter 1 – A Call to Return to the Lord
03:56 Chapter 2 – Vision of a Man with a Measuring Line
05:52 Chapter 3 – Vision of Joshua the High Priest
07:47 Chapter 4 – The Gold Lampstand and Olive Trees
10:01 Chapter 5 – The Flying Scroll and Woman in a Basket
11:55 Chapter 6 – The Four Chariots
14:21 Chapter 7 – Justice and Mercy, Not Fasting
16:37 Chapter 8 – The Lord Promises Blessing
20:41 Chapter 9 – Judgment on Israel’s Enemies
23:54 Chapter 10 – The Lord Will Restore His People
26:23 Chapter 11 – The Two Shepherds
29:20 Chapter 12 – Jerusalem’s Enemies Destroyed
32:06 Chapter 13 – Cleansing from Sin
34:04 Chapter 14 – The Lord Comes and Reigns

Narrator: Bill Foote

Zechariah delivers messages of hope and restoration to Israel, emphasizing God’s sovereignty and future blessings. Through visions and prophecies, he encourages the rebuilding of the temple and foretells the coming of the Messiah. Zechariah highlights themes of repentance, divine protection, and the ultimate triumph of God’s kingdom.
The book is named after its author, the prophet Zechariah, whose name means “Yahweh remembers.” Zechariah was a contemporary of Haggai and was instrumental in encouraging the Jewish people during the post-exilic period. According to Zechariah 1:1, he was the son of Berechiah and the grandson of Iddo, a priestly lineage that underscores his authority and role as a prophet.
Zechariah prophesied during the early Persian period, around 520-518 BC, after the return of the Jewish exiles from Babylon. This was a time to restore the Jewish community and rebuild the temple in Jerusalem. The Persian king, Cyrus the Great, had allowed the Jews to return to their homeland, and Zechariah’s ministry coincided with this period of renewal.
The prophet addressed the Jewish remnant returning from Babylon. His messages aimed to inspire hope, encourage faithfulness, and call for repentance. The book emphasizes God’s promises and the coming Messiah, reassuring the remnant of God’s sovereign plan through visions and prophecies.