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Chart from recommended resource Jensen's Survey of the OT - used by permission
Zechariah Chart from Charles Swindoll
Another Zechariah Chart

ZECHARIAH
("Yahweh Remembers")
Click for EXCELLENT TIMELINE of Zechariah - Go to Page 43
Other Timelines on Zechariah
Zec 1:1-6 Zec 1:7-6:8 Zec 6:9-6:15 Zec 7:1-8:23 Zec 9:1-11:17 Zec 12:1-14:21
Return
to Me
Zec 1:3		 Messianic
Kingdom
Visions		 The
Branch		 Four
Messages		 Two Oracles
or
Burdens
Zechariah 1-6

Zechariah 7-8

Zechariah 9-14
Apocalyptic

Ethical Prophecy

1) Rebuke
2) Reminder
3) Restoration
4) Return

Predictive Prophecy

1) Burden Against the Nations
2) Burden For Israel
Call
to
Repentance		 Eight
Visions
(Picture)		 Crowning
of
Joshua		 Question of
the Fasts
(Calendar)		 First
Burden:
Rejection of
Messiah		 Second
Burden:
Reign of
Messiah
The
Way
of Salvation		 Messianic
Kingdom
Visions		 The
Bringer
of Salvation		 Commands
Concerning
Present Things		 Oracles (Burdens)
Concerning
Future Things
Behold the man...the Branch Love, Truth
and Peace		 The Day
of the Lord
PICTURES PROBLEMS PREDICTIONS
ISRAEL'S
FORTUNE		 ISRAEL'S
FASTING		 ISRAEL'S
FUTURE
"My house will be built
in Jerusalem"
Zec 1:16		 "Let your hands be strong"
Zec 8:9		 "HOLY
TO THE LORD"
Zec 14:20
PLACE:
JERUSALEM
Written During the Building
of the Temple
520-518BC		 Written after the Temple
Was Completed
circa 480-470BC

 

DAVID BARON - Commentary on Zechariah (1919)

Charles Feinberg - A Hebrew Christian commentator of ability, he brings tot he study a knowledge of rabbinic sources and a fine perception of the place of Israel in the prophetic plan of God. 

Below is another source because the above source has numerous typos...

BEST COMMENTARIES

Rosscup on Kaiser's work: A careful evangelical gives contemporary outlines usable to pastors. He has occasional illustrations and serious explanation of the text. He is premillennial, as on Zechariah 14, and packs in much expositional help, relating it strategically to life. (Commentaries for Biblical Expositors: An Annotated Bibliography of Selected Works)

Rosscup on John Phillips - A respected popular expositor on a number of biblical books here has two introductory chapters, then a chapter of about 20–30 pp. on each prophet (50 on Zech.). Several charts aid readers, and a detailed outline runs before each exposition. The exposition is in general surveys of sections, at times taking a view on a main problem. In Hosea 1:2, he feels that God had Hosea marry an immoral woman but Phillips offers no help on the moral issue. Phillips is premillennial, seeing Israel’s future kingdom blessings as in the millennium after Christ’s Second Coming (Hosea 3:5; Joel 3:14ff; Amos 9:15; Zeph. 3:9ff; Zech 2:10–13; 14:1–21). In Mal. 2:15 he has “one” refer to God making husband and wife into one, and in 4:5 he thinks the Elijah will be fulfilled in one of the two witnesses in Rev. 11. The work helps on broad coverage, and is quite readable for preachers, church teachers, students and lay people wanting a general devotional sweep. (Ibid)

BIBLE.ORG RESOURCES Resources that Reference Zechariah

RICH CATHERS - most messages have illustrations

STEVEN COLE - Sermons

THOMAS CONSTABLE Expository Notes

Conservative, Literal, Futuristic Interpretation

RON DANIEL Sermon Notes on Zechariah

Conservative, Literal, Futuristic Interpretation

EDWARD DENNETT

Conservative, Literal, Futuristic Interpretation In Depth Commentary

C J ELLICOTT

Be a Berean - Not always a literal interpretation. Caveat Emptor!

EASY ENGLISH Interesting simple translation

CHARLES FEINBERG Exegetical Studies in Zechariah

Conservative, Literal, Futuristic Interpretation (Author of two excellent books - God Remembers: A Study of Zechariah and The Minor Prophets)

A C GAEBELEIN Commentary on Zechariah

The Annotated Bible

Commentary on Zechariah 1911

Charles Feinberg - A study of the prophecy from the dispensational, premillennial position by one of the foremost teachers of prophecy in this generation. 

GOTQUESTIONS Related to Zechariah

DAVID GUZIK Commentary on Zechariah

Conservative, Literal, Futuristic Interpretation

EBENEZER HENDERSON Commentary on Zechariah

James Rosscup writes "This 1858 work supplies much help on matters of the text, word meaning, resolving some problems, etc. Some have found it one of the most contributive sources in getting at what a text means." (Commentaries for Biblical Expositors: An Annotated Bibliography of Selected Works)

Charles Feinberg - One of the finest commentaries on the Minor Prophets, making splendid use of the cognate Semitic languages.

HOLMAN PUBLISHING

BARRY HORNER Zechariah Commentary

Conservative, Literal, Futuristic Interpretation

H A IRONSIDE Zechariah Commentary

Conservative, Literal, Futuristic Interpretation
Charles Feinberg - Popular exposition of Scripture at its best is to be found in the works of this writer.

JAMIESON, FAUSSET, BROWN Commentary Critical and Explanatory on Zechariah

Note: JFB is one of the more literal, conservative older commentaries (prior to 1900). Sample excerpt of eschatological (prophetic, apocalyptic) passage Zechariah 14:2 - "gather all nations, etc. — The prophecy seems literal (compare Joel 3:2). If Antichrist be the leader of the nations, it seems inconsistent with the statement that he will at this time be sitting in the temple as God at Jerusalem (2Thessalonians 2:4); thus Antichrist outside would be made to besiege Antichrist within the city. But difficulties do not set aside revelations: the event will clear up seeming difficulties (Ed: Interesting statement!). Compare the complicated movements, Daniel 11:1-45." Comment on Zech 14:11 - "no more utter destruction — (Jer 31:40). Literally, “no more curse” (Rev 22:3; compare Malachi 4:6), for there will be no more sin. Temporal blessings and spiritual prosperity shall go together in the millennium: long life (Isaiah 65:20-22), peace (Isaiah 2:4), honor (Isaiah 60:14-16), righteous government (Isaiah 54:14; Isaiah 60:18). 

Charles Feinberg - Accurate and thorough, though somewhat brief. Always on a high spiritual leve.. Application of Scripture truth for the Christian today is always helpfully set forth. 

S LEWIS JOHNSON Sermon/Commentary Notes on Zechariah

Conservative, Literal, Futuristic Interpretation

J HAMPTON KEATHLEY III

  • The Minor Prophets -Excerpt -
    KEY CHAPTERS: Zechariah builds to a tremendous climax in chapter 14 where he discloses the last siege of Jerusalem, the initial victory of the enemies of Israel, the cleaving of the Mount of Olives, the Lord’s defense of Jerusalem with His visible appearance on Olivet, judgment on the confederated nations, the topographical changes in the land of Israel, the Feast of Tabernacles in the Millennium, and the ultimate holiness of Jerusalem and her people.82

    CHRIST AS SEEN IN ZECHARIAH: Perhaps no Old Testament book is more Messianic than Zechariah. In an often-quoted statement, George L. Robinson has called the Book of Zechariah “the most Messianic, the most truly apocalyptic and eschatological of all the writings of the Old Testament” (International Standard Bible Encyclopedia. Grand Rapids: Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co., 1956, 5:3136). The messianic emphasis of Zechariah accounts for its frequent citation by New Testament authors. Zechariah presents Messiah or Christ in both of his advents and as both Servant and King, as Man and God, as the Angel of the Lord (Zech 3:1), the Righteous Branch (Zech 3:8), the Stone with the seven eyes (Zech 3:9), the Crucified Savior or the pierced One (Zech 12:10), the coming and humble King (Zech 9:9-10), the smitten Shepherd who will be abandoned (Zech 13:7), and the coming Judge and righteous King (Zech 14:1-21).

KEIL & DELITZSCH -  Commentary on Zechariah

K & D is amillennial
Charles Feinberg - He is one of the most dependable of all Old Testament commentators. His grasp of the original language and its cognates, his spiritual approach, and his thorough work make his volumes indispensable in Old Testament exegetical studies.

J P LANGE'S COMMENTARY ON THE HOLY SCRIPTURES Zechariah - T W Chambers 1899

Charles Feinberg - A commentary of many values from which help is constantly forthcoming. A thorough introduction to the prophecy is followed by comments textual and grammatical, exegetical and critical, doctrinal and ethical, homiletical and practical. Always well balanced and never off on a tangent. 

JOHN MACARTHUR Sermons on Zechariah

Conservative, Literal, Futuristic Interpretation

J VERNON MCGEE Thru the Bible Commentary on Zechariah Mp3 Audio

Conservative, Literal, Futuristic Interpretation

EUGENE MERRILL Exegetical Commentary on Haggai, Zechariah, Malachi

Conservative, Literal, Futuristic Interpretation

F B MEYER - Prophet of Hope: Studies in Zechariah 

Charles Feinberg - A short work by a past master of devotional literature.

ROBERT MORGAN Sermons on Zechariah

Conservative, Literal, Futuristic Interpretation

HENRY MORRIS - DEFENDER'S STUDY BIBLE NOTES

Conservative notes from Dr Morris who approaches the text seeking it's literal meaning in the context. Millennial. Click the words or phrases after the Scripture for the Study Notes and note that they are from the KJV translation.

NET BIBLE NOTES Translation and Study Notes

Conservative, Literal, Futuristic Interpretation

PHIL NEWTON Sermons on Zechariah

Conservative, Literal, Futuristic Interpretation
Scroll Down the Page for the actual sermon transcript.

WILL POUNDS

MAX I REICH

CHARLES SIMEON Sermons on Zechariah

Generally Conservative, Literal Interpretation

Charles Simeon (1759-1836), a British pastor who lived and preached long before dispensationalism was a popular, simply allowed the text to say what it says normally and in plain English and in so doing arrived at a literal interpretation of the text (e.g., see his sermon The Millennial Glory). For John Piper on Simeon see Brothers We Must Not Mind a Little Suffering (Mp3 even better)

CHUCK SMITH Sermon Notes on Zechariah

Conservative, Literal, Futuristic Interpretation

C H SPURGEON Sermons on Zechariah

Horner (wrote that "Spurgeon preached two sermons on this verse (Zech 8:13), both of which express his firm conviction in national Israel’s future restoration and conversion. In 1863 he declared (Click for excerpt from his sermon "Once a Curse...)

RAY STEDMAN

TODAY IN THE WORD Moody Bible Institute

Conservative, Literal, Futuristic Interpretation

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