Zechariah 11
ZechariahSteve Gregg
Zechariah 11 is a prophetic chapter that speaks of the coming destruction of Jerusalem and the fall of the temple. Steve Gregg discusses the historical context behind the Maccabean victories and the significance of the Hanukkah celebration. He also explores the symbols and imagery used in the chapter, such as the shepherds and trees, and how they relate to the events that unfolded. The chapter serves as a reminder of the consequences of disobedience and the importance of repentance.
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