Translations
Original
Notes
This curse acts like a law officer to punish those who break God's covenant (see Psalm 147:15; Isaiah 55:11).
Zechariah's vision of the flying scroll reminded the leaders and people of Judah after the exile that they still had to follow God's commands. The blessings and curses of the law still applied (see Deuteronomy 28).
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
LORD: Names or title used to refer to God
Glossary
Topics
Blasphemy: General Scriptures Concerning Dishonesty: General Scriptures Concerning False Teachers: False Witness Oaths: The Jews: Condemned for False Perjury: General Scriptures Concerning Punishment: Death Penalty for Perjury Punishment: Death Penalty for Stealing Swearing Falsely: The Wicked: Shall Have a Curse Upon Their Houses For Symbols and Similitudes: Roll Theft: Brings a Curse on Those Who Commit It Vision of Zechariah of the Flying Roll