Zechariah opens by calling the returned community to learn from their fathers and return unto the LORD. The first night visions then begin: a horseman among the myrtle trees reports that the earth is at rest while Jerusalem still suffers, and the LORD answers with jealous compassion and promised rebuilding. A second vision shows four horns that scattered Judah and four craftsmen raised to cast them down.
Zechariah opens by calling the returned community to learn from their fathers and return unto the LORD. The first night visions then begin: a horseman among the myrtle trees reports that the earth is at rest while Jerusalem still suffers, and the LORD answers with jealous compassion and promised rebuilding. A second vision shows four horns that scattered Judah and four craftsmen raised to cast them down.
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