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What does the Bible say about Zechariah 11?

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Zechariah 11 describes the flock of slaughter, God's care for His people, and the significance of the two staves named Beauty and Bands.

In Zechariah 11, God speaks of the flock of slaughter, which refers to His people who are oppressed by evil shepherds. The chapter highlights His role as the true shepherd who cares for the poor in spirit, represented by the two staves named Beauty and Bands. Beauty symbolizes the glory and righteousness of Christ, while Bands represents the covenant of grace and God's promises to His people. The passage conveys God's faithful provision and care for His flock through Christ's redemptive work.
Scripture References: Zechariah 11:7-8, Luke 24:27, John 5:46

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BEAUTY and BANDS
Norm Wells · Jun 1, 2022
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