Zechariah
- Symbolic visions in the light of the Messianic hope (1:1-6:15)
- The people warned (1:1-6)
- The ten visions (1:7-6:8)
- The rider on the red horse (1:7-17)
- The four horns (1:18-19)
- The four carpenters (1:20-21)
- The man with the measuring line (2:1-13)
- Jerusalem in the kingdom-age (2:4-13)
- Joshua the high priest (3:1-7)
- Jehovah's servant the BRANCH (3:8-10)
- The golden candlestick, and the two olive trees (4:1-14)
- The flying roll (5:1-4)
- The ephah (5:5-11)
- The four chariots (6:1-8)
- The symbolic crowning of Joshua (6:9-15)
- The mission from Babylon (7:1-8:23)
- The question of the fasts (7:1-3)
- The answer of Jehovah (7:4-8:23)
- Their fast was a mere form; they should have heeded the prophets (7:4-7)
- Why their prayers were not answered (7:8-14)
- Jehovah's unchanged purpose to bless Israel in the kingdom (8:1-8)
- The people to heed the restoration prophets, i.e. Haggai and Zechariah (8:9-19)
- Jerusalem yet to be the religious center of the earth (8:20-23)
- Burden upon cities surrounding Palestine (9:1-14:21)
- Presentation of Christ as King at His first advent (9:9)
- The future deliverance of Judah and Ephraim, and the world-wide kingdom (9:10-17)
- The future strengthening of Judah and Ephraim (10:1-8)
- The dispersion and regathering of Israel in one view (10:9-12)
- The first advent and rejection of Messiah, and the result: the wrath (11:1-6)
- The cause of the wrath, the rejection of Messiah (11:7-14)
- The Beast and his judgment (11:15-17)
- The siege of Jerusalem by the Beast and his armies (12:1-3)
- The siege: Judah strengthened; the Lord's deliverance (12:4-9)
- The Spirit poured out: the pierced One revealed to the delivered remnant (12:10)
- The repentance of the remnant (12:11-14)
- The repentant remnant pointed to the cross (13:1)
- Idols and false prophets cease (13:2-5)
- The preaching to Israel after the return of the Lord (13:6-7)
- Rsum : Result of the Gentile invasion under the Beast (13:8-9)
- Summary of events at the return of the Lord in glory (14:1-21)