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Zechariah's first vision shows God's concern for Jerusalem (Zechariah 1:7–15). This is followed by a response (Zechariah 1:16–17) that confirms God's plans to rebuild the temple and restore the city's prosperity.
These eight visions helped the Judeans overcome their fears and trust in God's promises. The visions happened two months after Haggai's last two messages (Haggai 2:10–19, 20–23). They suggest that Haggai's prophecies were coming true.
Events
- Prophecies of Zechariahc. 520 BC
People
Berechiah: Father of the prophet Zechariah Darius: Persian king who decreed the rebuilding of the Temple Iddo: Zechariah's grandfather, a priest and prophet in post-exilic Judah Shebat: The eleventh month of the Jewish calendar Zechariah: Post-exilic prophet who wrote the book of Zechariah
Glossary
Apocalyptic Barachiah, Barachias Berechiah Calendars (Ancient and Modern) Iddo Sebat Shebat Zechariah (Person) Zechariah, Book of
Topics
Barachiah: Also Called Berechiah, Father of Zechariah Berechiah: Son of Iddo Iddo: Ancestor of Zechariah Month: Sebat (February) Months: Names of the Twelve: Eleventh, Sebat Prophecy: (Respecting Individuals, See Under Their Names): Zechariah Sebat: The Eleventh Month (February) Zechariah (Zecharias): The Prophet: Prophesied During the Reign of Darius