Zechariah: Behold, Thy King Cometh

By Q D SMITH

The most messianic book of the Twelve: a lowly King, a pierced Shepherd, and feet on the Mount of Olives. In 520 BC, the Jews who had returned from Babylon were small, poor, and discouraged. The temple was half built, Jerusalem's walls were still broken, and no son of David sat on a throne. God gave the priest Zechariah eight visions in a single night and a message larger than anything the people could see: "Not by might, nor by power, but by my spirit." Then He showed Zechariah the King Himself, coming "lowly, and riding upon an ass," sold for thirty pieces of silver, pierced, and one day standing on the Mount of Olives as "king over all the earth." In this volume of a twelve-part verse-by-verse journey through the Minor Prophets, you'll walk through the complete King James text of Zechariah alongside: Rebuilding under discouragement: Darius I, Zerubbabel the governor, Joshua the high priest, and Haggai's partner in the workWho Zechariah was, a priest and a prophet whose name means "the LORD remembers"A verse-by-verse exposition of all two hundred eleven verses, the longest book of the Twelve, in its three partsThe eight night visions, from the horses among the myrtle trees to the four chariots, and the crowning of Joshua as a sign of the BRANCH, priest and king in one PersonZechariah in Holy Week: the triumphal entry, the thirty pieces of silver, the smitten shepherd, and "him whom they pierced"Zechariah 14 still ahead: the Mount of Olives split, living waters from Jerusalem, and the nations keeping the feast of tabernaclesZechariah among the Dead Sea Scrolls, why Zechariah still matters, and reflection questions to close the study Plus a bonus section: The Book of the Twelve For centuries, God's people copied these twelve prophets onto a single scroll and read them as one book. This bonus section steps back from Zechariah to look at the whole scroll: Why the Twelve were copied as one scroll, with evidence from the Dead Sea Scrolls, the Talmud, and the New TestamentA summary of every book of the Twelve, with its date, kings, audience, and key verseCharts comparing Bible order with the order of history, the prophets to Israel, Judah, and the nations, the kings each prophet served under, and the length of each bookA map of the world of the TwelveThe Day of the LORD traced through all twelve booksChrist in the Twelve, and the New Testament's quotations of these booksTwenty-seven lesser-known facts, the author's own reflections, and the four hundred years between Malachi and Matthew The same bonus section appears in every volume of the series, so whichever book you start with, you have the whole scroll in view. Written for readers who want depth without academic jargon, this is for anyone building a serious, verse-by-verse walk through all twelve Minor Prophets, one book at a time. Book 11 of 12 in The Minor Prophets Series: twelve verse-by-verse studies, one for each book of the Twelve, in Bible order.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0HNMJB7K5
• ISBN13: 9798163815272
• Release Date: October 2026
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 132 Pages
• Weight: 0.41 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 6.0" x 9.0"