This classic work on the book of Zechariah explains the great messianic prophecies and the prophetic events that center around the land and people of Israel. (20040603)
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No one who wants to study Old Testament prophecy in general and the book of Zechariah in particular can afford to miss this work. (Robert Cargill Between the Leaves )
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David Baron (1855-1926) was born in Russia and raised in a Jewish family. Following his conversion to Christianity, he co founded The Hebrew Testimony to Israel of London, England. He also wrote numerous books, including The Shepherd of Israel and His Scattered Flock, The Servant of Jehovah, The Ancient Scriptures and the Modern Jew, and The Visions and Prophecies of Zechariah.
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The best commentary on Zechariah!,
By J.L. Populist (WI,USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Zechariah: A Commentary on His Visions & Prophecies (Paperback)
This book is an excellent tool for anyone wanting to study Zechariah.David Baron was born in Russia and raised in a Jewish family.He latered converted to Christianity.This author's background enabled him to look at Zechariah from a number of view-points.What makes this book so good is that he mentions differing views from a number of sages and higher critics,than details the faults or accuracies in whatever theory.Zechariah prophesied of our Messiah and he gives Scripture reference to other O.T prophecies that tie together.The author also did an excellent job of showing how Zechariah relates to the book of Revelation. Mr.Baron does a superb job of explaining the book of Zechariah while making it an easy read.The footnotes are very informative.Also included in this book are a General Index and Scripture Index which make this a great reference book.
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This review is from: Zechariah: A Commentary on His Visions & Prophecies (Paperback)
Zechariah has been called the apocalypse of the Old Testament. As such modern commentators seem to focus the "End Times" application of the Zechariah's eight visions and the Crowning of Joshua, etc., at the expense of their near term value. Other's focus on the near term and either allegorize or ignore the apocalyptic applications. David Brown strikes the best balance between near and far applications that I have yet encountered.His formal training in Rabbinic's combined with the insight the comes with recognizing his Messiah, enables incredible insights into what is arguably one of the compelling books of the Bible, but one of the most difficult to grasp as a whole.
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An excellent commentary,
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The visions and prophecies of Zechariah was well written,researched and worth every minute of reading.Because these Prophecies are so important to understand in the times we live a great compliment to any serious Library.
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Old Testament, Lord Jesus, Good Shepherd, New Testament, Authorised Version, Jesus Christ, Spirit of God, God Himself, God of Israel, Mount Zion, Revised Version, Shepherd of Israel, Holy Spirit, Lord God, Hebrew Bible, Son of God, Alexander the Great, Christ Jesus, Malakh Yehovah, Son of Man, Babylonian Captivity, Jesus of Nazareth, Day of Atonement, Aben Ezra, King of Israel New!
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Old Testament, Lord Jesus, Good Shepherd, New Testament, Authorised Version, Jesus Christ, Spirit of God, God Himself, God of Israel, Mount Zion, Revised Version, Shepherd of Israel, Holy Spirit, Lord God, Hebrew Bible, Son of God, Alexander the Great, Christ Jesus, Malakh Yehovah, Son of Man, Babylonian Captivity, Jesus of Nazareth, Day of Atonement, Aben Ezra, King of Israel New!
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- Zechariah and His Prophecies: by Charles H. Wright on 5 pages
- Josephus: Jewish Antiquities, Book 20 (Loeb Classical Library No. 456) (Bk.XX v. 13) by Josephus on page 64
- The Book of Isaiah (The Layman's Bible Commentary) by Ernest Wright on page 108
- The Minor Prophets (Old Testament Survey) by James E. Smith on page 356
- The Good Shepherd (Catholic) (Alice in Bibleland Storybooks) by Alice Joyce Davidson on page 395
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