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CONTENTS
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b. The Anointed of Yahweh 147–168
(1) The Accused High Priest 147–161
(2) The Symbolic Candelabrum 161–168
c. The Seat of Wickedness 168–182
(1) The Flying Roll 168–171
(2) The Woman in the Ephah 171–177
(3) The Four Chariots 177–182
d. The Prince of Judah 183–194
(1) A Symbolic Crown 183–190
(2) Zerubbabel and the Temple 190–194
3. A New Era 194–217
a. An Inquiry from Bethel 194–198
b. A Series of Oracles 198–217
(1) The Teaching of the Past 199–205
(2) The Promise of the Future 206–209
(3) The Past and Future in Contrast 209–215
(4) The Reign of Joy and Gladness 215–217
THE DATE AND AUTHORSHIP OF THE SECOND PART OF ZECHARIAH 218–259
§ 1. The Structure of Chapters 9–14 218–220
§ 2. The Text of Chapters 9–14 220–231
§ 3. The Authorship of Chapters 9–14 232–259
COMMENTARY ON CHAPTERS 9–14 260–357
1. The Revival of the Hebrew Nation 260–320
a. The New Kingdom 260–277
b. A Promise of Freedom and Prosperity 277–285
c. The Plan of Restoration 286–302
d. The Two Shepherds 302–320
2. The Future of Judah and Jerusalem 320–357
a. The Jews in Their Internal Relations 320–340
b. The Jews and the Nations 341–357
INDEX 359–362
II. A COMMENTARY ON MALACHI 1–88
INTRODUCTION TO MALACHI 3–17
§ 1. The Book of Malachi 3–5
1. Its Contents 3
2. Its Unity 3
3. Its Style 4–5
§ 2. The Times 5–9
§ 3. The Prophet 9–11
§ 4. The Message of Malachi 11–15
§ 5. Literature on the Book of Malachi 15–17