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- The book of Zechariah contains the clearest and the largest number of messianic (about the Messiah) passages among the Minor Prophets. In that respect, it’s possible to think of the book of Zechariah as a kind of miniature book of Isaiah. Zechariah pictures Christ in both His first coming (Zechariah 9:9) and His second coming (9:10–10:12).
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David Guzik commentary on Zechariah 1 gives an introduction to the Book of Zechariah, and describes the vision of the four horses among the myrtle trees.
The book of Zechariah contains the clearest and the largest number of messianic (about the Messiah) passages among the Minor Prophets. In that respect, it’s possible to think of the book of Zechariah as a kind of miniature book of Isaiah.
- Anthony R. Petterson — Haggai, Zechariah & Malachi (Apollos Old Testament Commentary, 2015). I had to place Petterson’s commentary in the second spot for Haggai because of Alec Motyer, but here, I believe, he should take the top spot.
- Mark J. Boda — The Book of Zechariah (New International Commentary on the Old Testament, 2016). I first became aware of Mark Boda through his little book The Heartbeat of Old Testament Theology.
- Thomas E. McComiskey — The Minor Prophets (2009 [1992]). The commentary on Zechariah in this volume was written by Thomas McComiskey himself. As with the other commentaries in this volume, it is fairly technical, and parts of the commentary require some knowledge of Hebrew.
- Iain Duguid — Haggai, Zechariah, Malachi (EP Study Commentary, 2010). Anything written by Iain Duguid is worth reading, and this commentary is no exception.
Zechariah begins his prophetic career in the eighth month of the second year of the reign of King Darius. His message fits between the third and the fourth prophecy of Haggai.
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