Zechariah 8. This passage in Zechariah is about the new Jerusalem and the real description is not about a physical city, but about the believers and they will make up the city which is without limits, immeasurable,  the dwelling of all believers. Conversely Babylon represents all that is ungodly everything out side of Christ.

The Man in the Myrtle trees It is a apocalyptic writing and we can make the mistake and focus on the inconsequential, but we are going to focus the two most important points: He afflicts the comfortable, and comforts the afflicted Who is the man on the horse?

Angus begins a new series in Zechariah. It is an age old propensity of the human race, to not learn from our forefathers mistakes, or our own for that matter. Zechariah reminds us not to get discouraged or distracted as the jews did when they returned to Jerusalem after being in exile.