Category Archives: Zechariah 4

The Day of Small Things, Zechariah 4:10

Posted on February 2, 2010

Zech. 4:10 – “For who hath despised the Day of small things?” Men, brethren, and fathers, at sundry times and in diverse manners, God spake to the fathers by the prophets, before he spoke to us in these last days … Continue reading →

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Encouragement for the Depressed, Zechariah 4:10

Posted on February 2, 2010

“For who hath despised the day of small things?”—Zechariah 4:10. Zechariah was engaged in the building of the temple. When its foundations were laid, it struck everybody as being a very small edifice compared with the former glorious structure of … Continue reading →

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Glorious Grace, Zechariah 4:7

Posted on February 2, 2010

“And he shall bring forth the headstone thereof with shouting, crying, grace, grace!”—Zachariah 4:7 The mercy of God is that attribute which we, the fallen, sinful race of Adam, stand in greatest need of, and God has been pleased, according … Continue reading →

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Independence of Christianity, Zechariah 4:6

Posted on February 2, 2010

God’s first and greatest object is his own glory. There was a time, before all time, when there was no day but the Ancient of days, when God dwelt alone in the magnificence of his sublime solitude. Whether he should … Continue reading →

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Independence of Christianity, Zechariah 4:6

Posted on October 28, 2009

“Not by might, nor by power, but by my Spirit, saith the Lord of Hosts.”—Zechariah 4:6. And now I conclude with a brief address that shall not occupy a moment. Sinner, unconverted sinner, thou hast often tried to save thyself, … Continue reading →

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