Sermons on Zechariah 11

Zechariah 11 opens with a lament over Lebanon, Bashan, and the Jordan thickets as destructive judgment falls on rulers and the land. The prophet is told to shepherd a flock marked for slaughter, representing a people oppressed by their buyers and sellers. He uses two staffs, Favor and Union, removes three shepherds, and then breaks the staffs to signify the end of covenant favor and brotherhood. The chapter also records the thirty pieces of silver and the rise of a worthless shepherd. Themes include judgment, rejected shepherding, and covenant rupture.

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