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    Old Testament
    Minor Prophets

    The Book of Zechariah

    The Book of Zechariah is filled with symbolic visions, encouragement, and messianic prophecies, offering hope to a discouraged post-exilic community. Zechariah calls the people to return to God with sincerity.

    The book contains powerful visions of cleansing, restoration, and God's future reign. Zechariah points forward to the coming Messiah, describing a humble king and a shepherd who would be rejected yet bring salvation.

    Zechariah emphasizes that God's plans extend beyond immediate rebuilding toward a future kingdom of peace and righteousness.

    Zechariah teaches:

    • •God restores and renews His people
    • •The Messiah will bring lasting peace
    • •God remains faithful to His promises.

    Author

    Zechariah

    Written

    520-480 BC

    Chapters

    14

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    The Book of Zechariah was written by Zechariah, approximately 520-480 BC.

    The Book of Zechariah contains 14 chapters and is part of the Old Testament.

    The key themes of Zechariah include: Messiah, Restoration, Hope, Kingdom.

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