BibleTalk with Jeff Asher

Zechariah 1.18-21

Consider Zechariah's Vison of the Four Horns and the Four Blacksmiths.

Zechariah 1:7-17

Consider the Vision of the Angel of the Lord Upon the Red Horse and the Horsemen Among the Myrtles.

Zechariah 2:1-13

Study with us as we consider the Vision of a Man with a Measuring Line in His Hand.

Zechariah 3:1-10

This is a wonderful Vision which points us to the coming Christ and the grace of God, the Vision of Joshua the High Priest.

Zechariah 5:1-11

Study with us as we consider the Vison of the Flying Scroll.

Zechariah 4:1-14

Study with us as we consider the Vision of the Lampstand and the Two Olive Branches.

The Hour Is Come (John 12:20-26)

Jesus upon entering Jerusalem is approached by a party of Gentile believers. The words spoken in John 12:20-26 were prompted by that visit and must be understood in that context. Why did Jesus suddenly announce that His hour was come?

Zechariah 1:1-6

Zechariah, Haggai's younger contemporary, begins to urge the people to repent and be zealous in the work of God. His is a message of hope and healing. "Turn unto Me, and I will turn unto you, says the Lord of Hosts." 

Haggai 2:20-23

"Once more God will shake the heavens and the earth." This refers to God removing the nations that oppose Him and His Christ. Persia is approaching the apex of its greatness. It will stand another hundred years in strength and domination of the know world, from India to Greece. Yet, Zerubbabel will be as the signet on Gods right hand.

Haggai 2:10-19

The prophet says, "So is this people!" Judah was like an man unclean on account of a dead body. They contaminated all that they touched. Their work in the rebuilding the House of God was without benefit to them unless it came from a heart fully trusting in God. The spiritual activity of rebuilding the Temple did not make them spiritual. It was repentance and faith that would render them spiritual. It was obedience from the heart that would define their building as a holy offering.