Zechariah 12:10-14

The tragedy of Judas was how he valued Jesus. Whatever his reason, he chose to hand Jesus over to the temple leaders, accepting whatever they offered (Mark 14:11 || Luke 22:5). The chief priests se……

Why was the shepherd of God’s people struck? Why did Jesus relate Zechariah’s message to himself and the scattering of his little flock?…

The Lord will be king over the whole earth (Zechariah 14:9) A restructure is common when a new leader takes office. Zechariah’s final chapter envisions a restructure of creation as it comes under divine sovereignty. The heart of the chapter is this:TheLordwill be king over the whole earth(14:9). And changing the king changes the kingdom. …

A restructure is common when a new leader takes office. Zechariah’s final chapter envisions a restructure of creation as it comes under divine sovereignty. The heart of the chapter is this: The Lord will be king over the whole earth (14:9). And changing the king changes the kingdom. In an...…

Interested in seeing the gospel in the Old Testament? This example from Zechariah 13 shows how to (and how not to).…

Two pictures combined in one, the reconciliation of heaven and earth.…

Puzzled over how to understand God’s sovereignty? It’s the hope of a suffering world.…

“They will look on me, the one they have pierced.” What does this mean in its OT context? How does it relate to the Messiah?…