Zechariah, 11
Zechariah prophesies of the rejection and betrayal of the Good Shepherd, the Messiah, by the people of Israel.
Bible version
A Prophecy of the Good Shepherd
Commentary
Zechariah 11 is a chapter of judgment and redemption. The prophet Zechariah is given a vision of two shepherds, one good and one bad, who represent the leaders of Israel. The bad shepherd is judged and the good shepherd is rewarded. This chapter is a warning to the people of Israel to be faithful to God and to reject the false shepherds who lead them astray. The chapter begins with a vision of two shepherds, one good and one bad. The bad shepherd is judged and the good shepherd is rewarded. This is a warning to the people of Israel to reject the false shepherds who lead them astray. The good shepherd is a symbol of God's faithfulness and protection. He will lead the people of Israel to safety and prosperity. The chapter then moves on to a prophecy of judgment against the false shepherds. They will be punished for their wickedness and the people of Israel will be freed from their oppression. This is a reminder to the people of Israel to remain faithful to God and reject the false shepherds who lead them astray. The chapter ends with a promise of redemption. God will restore the people of Israel and bring them back to their land. This is a reminder of God's faithfulness and his promise to bring his people back to him. Zechariah 11 is a chapter of judgment and redemption. It is a warning to the people of Israel to reject the false shepherds who lead them astray and to remain faithful to God. It is also a reminder of God's faithfulness and his promise to bring his people back to him.
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There are 17 verses in Zechariah, chapter 11.